Sentence examples for relentless imagination from inspiring English sources

Once Fisher died, she lost her independent agency and became a figment of Kitaj's relentless imagination.

Harry is consuming because of Rowling's relentless imagination and her clarity in communicating it -- a clarity evident in The Casual Vacancy.

I wonder what significance I should read into the image of a clown preparing a final resting place, but decide the secrets behind it are probably best left to Birchard's fruitful and relentless imagination.

Instead, we observe in her the relentless play of the imagination, which catapults the dying self from its prison of self-regard into the universe.

There was the continuing performance that was Dalí himself, with his gift for publicity and controversy, his relentless narcissism and frenetic imagination.

There is no question that he brought a brash new imagination and relentless determination to City Hall, but those very qualities sometimes alienated, rather than motivated, the people who could help him achieve his goals.

By then, the Round Table at the Algonquin had secured its relentless grip on the public imagination, and Kaufman, Woollcott, Robert Benchley, Dorothy Parker, Harpo, the Lunts, The New Yorker's Harold Ross, and other current demigods were indulging themselves at lunch while slicing each other up.

He emerges as a man of action and of imagination, of ruthless and relentless charm and devastating ambition: not always sympathetic, but almost always inspirational.

The relentless flatness and darkness of Homes's imagination is both explained and exploited in the pages of her memoir.

This was Donovan as an elite player -- relentless, charging at defenders with speed and imagination, running down balls, hounding the suggestion that his career was something less than promised.

She writes with wonderful eloquence about imagination and the self, parrying Coetzee's relentless unmasking with her gently intelligent demurral.