Sentence examples for poor imagination from inspiring English sources

My poor imagination is hardly up to the task of imagining all the ways in which we might express our fealty to Wall Street's financiers.

Only Kamen resists, though under Avé's rules his good sense begins to read as poor imagination.

While the figures are particularly poor, Imagination is no stranger to reporting disappointing numbers, having done so for several years.

His supposedly poor imagination — his power of attunement to the world — allows Waldrop to present scenes of quiet power most authors would overwrite or ignore.

"I have a very poor imagination, so I've always thought of myself as a kind of journalist just reporting from the field as accurately as I can," he once said.

It is at this point that Julian makes a statement that has become a kind of refrain for Waldrop's many admirers, now several generations of writers and readers who find the world, such as it is, more habitable as a result of Waldrop's poems, prose, translations, collages, publishing — the fruits of his "poor" imagination.

Percival Zhang, professor of bioengineering at Virginia Tech Institute, says that the problem is not just technical but that, sometimes, "scientists have poor imaginations".

(Those with poor imaginations may consult Figure 1).

The show features neo-Wildean epigrams ("Blessed are the poor of imagination, for they shall inherit the cinema") and stock melodramatic declarations ("We sat across this table and lived a lie").

Like a modern chick-lit heroine, Jane has no interest in marrying a juiceless man, rich or poor, who has the imagination and charisma of a stick.

IN one of Washington Irving's tales from "The Alhambra," the short-story collection that rooted the great 14th-century Moorish landmark in the American imagination, a poor Spaniard and his daughter discover a hidden chamber deep within the abandoned palace's crumbling walls and spirit away the treasure inside.