"nurture imagination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "It is important to nurture imagination in children from an early age to help foster creative thinking."
Gardner believes that "we need to nurture imagination, not crush it with standardised tests, which don't mean a thing in the real world".
ONE way to nurture imagination in childhood is through stories and their illustrations, a fact celebrated at an exhibition at the Discovery Museum in Bridgeport, "The Imagination Highway -- The Fine Art of Children's Book Illustration".
Our Mission is to nurture imagination, instill curiosity, incept innovation, and bolster confidence in youth & community by bringing DIY hands on green energy workshops, curriculum, and advocacy for peer to peer learning, awareness & entrepreneurship development across India.
It says in its mission statement: Our Mission is to nurture imagination, instill curiosity, incept innovation, and bolster confidence in youth & community by bringing DIY hands on green energy workshops, curriculum, and advocacy for peer to peer learning, awareness & entrepreneurship development across India.
Of course libraries are worth saving because they nurture imaginations and give us access to the wider world, but there are economic arguments for supporting them too.
Anna's research was undertaken in partnership with teachers, documenting and supporting what they were doing to nurture the imagination.
It strives to nurture their imagination, self-confidence, problem solving skills and to love learning.
For Bratton — who had nurtured his imagination, adored his art and been his biggest fan — it was the confirmation she never needed: in football or in art, he would surpass her expectations.
The first installment in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, for instance, was a work of unfettered, disciplined ingenuity designed to nurture the imaginations of its viewers rather than to numb them.
"Born in abundance, inspired by opportunity, nurtured in imagination, spiritualized by a sense of God's blessing and call, and realized in ordinary life day by day, this Paradise Spell is the controlling ideology of American life," he writes.
Born in abundance, inspired by opportunity, nurtured in imagination, spiritualized by a sense of God's blessing and call and realized in ordinary life day by day, this Paradise Spell is the controlling ideology of national life.
