Sentence examples for powerful imagination from inspiring English sources

To attribute some of the power of Keats's imagination to laudanum is to forget how powerful imagination is.

We can only pray that Miss Palmer has an unusually powerful imagination.

But, as a record of the way Rome has kindled a powerful imagination, Hughes's book is attractive, and revealing.

Adamson, a Toronto-based poet, must possess either an impressive collection of reference books or a powerful imagination - or both.

His simple style, powerful imagination and command of Persian attracted general readers as well as the literary elite.

Shumate has a nice pacing and a powerful imagination, although in a few poems he seems to be conserving it.

"Sophisticated stories coupled with powerful imaginations and beautiful animation appeals to everyone," said Kathleen Kennedy, who is co-producing the English version of the film.

Great filmmakers (and Gray is indeed among the very best directors working now) have such powerful imaginations that, with the purest and sincerest of intentions, they concentrate and refine experiences, in the telling, to miniature works of art, small, sharply faceted gems of narrative.

In opposition to "the conceit of scholars"—the assumption that primitive humans must have had worldviews and mental processes like those of the Enlightenment Vico held that the authors of the Iliad, the ancient Greek poem attributed to Homer, were individuals of powerful imaginations who could express themselves only through poetic metaphors.

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The novel is about twins Matt and Emily ("Em") Calder who share an ability that allows them to make artwork come to life, due to their powerful imaginations.