Sentence examples for principles of imagination from inspiring English sources
Over many years, Emma has created at Kneehigh a body of work that shares the same principles of imagination, populism, wit and passion that have always been central to the Globe.
For the audacious British novelist David Mitchell, the chapter is the organizing principle of his imagination.
He is himself proof, in slightly comic form, of the principle of heroic imagination that he fabulized so passionately in his fiction.
Of course, 007 isn't just a project, it's an institution, and change in the realm of James Bond is like change in grand-scale politics: it's incremental and frustrating, except when a fortuitous match of character, principle, and circumstance, of imagination and charisma — or response to catastrophe — bring about major shifts.
But ideas can borrow vivacity from other sources through the principles of association found in the imagination.
Isn't it to a lack of imagination, the regrettable führer principle, that too many Germans pay homage?
The primacy of imagination and intuition over the subjective character of creation was a fundamental principle of El Greco's style.
First, as Hume himself recognizes, there is nothing in principle to prevent an idea of memory from being decidedly faint and without force (just as ideas of imagination can be vivid and forceful).
And a poverty of imagination.
