Even stooped old crones, on death's precipice, have rampant imaginations and hidden histories.
Mr. Alden, as is his way, lets his imagination run rampant.
The apartment has a generic feeling about it -- beige furniture, wall-to-wall carpeting -- but her imagination is too rampant to be stifled, even by a place like this.
She stumbles, but rarely: liberties are taken with translations of popular verse, and if wolves and witches, rampant in the rural French imagination, had indeed departed from the "world of Jane Austen," they still roamed the English countryside beyond Bath.
Ever since the plays were first produced, people have argued over whether Lulu springs from the warped imagination of a rampant misogynist, or can be held up as an example of sexually liberated early feminism.
However, 3D printers allow for the imagination to run rampant.
(Short Circuit? Really?) It's just another symptom of the terminal loss of imagination that runs rampant.
Know that Chroma key allows your imagination to run rampant.
Art seems to be stuffed into every corner of this blooming, rampant, secretly tended garden of the imagination.
