Sentence examples for persistent imagination from inspiring English sources

I'll call the process Concentrated and Persistent Imagination.

Through concentrated and persistent imagination you can focus on any area of your life that you choose.

If he has a complaint, it's about Hollywood's persistent lack of imagination.

When Hogan actually gets to the artworks, she faces other kinds of crises, including a persistent "gap between imagination and reality".

He says urban legends have a persistent hold on the imagination because they have an element of suspense or humor, they are plausible and they have a moral.

As Catholics, we would likely develop a better mindset for nonviolent alternatives -- with more urgent attention, creative imagination, and persistent will to commit to such practices.

The "still persistent obsession" that Trevor's imagination returns to was born in his childhood.

"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is a tribute to, and example of, the persistent vitality of the American imagination.

The lie detector and its strange, persistent grip on the American imagination offers rich material for Mr. Alder to work with.

The response to Rodman's trip also seems connected to a larger, more troubling phenomenon, which is the persistent strain in the popular imagination that there is something simply funny about North Korea itself.

Of all the visions of the future that have been rolled out over the years, perhaps none have had as persistent a hold on the imagination as flying cars (well… maybe jetpacks… but flying cars are right up there).