Sentence examples for serious imagination from inspiring English sources
Rethinking what growth looks like and how best to get there will take boldness, commitment and some serious imagination.
2. I'm convinced that the vocation of my faith and my vocation as a theologian come together as a practice of serious imagination.
I pity contemporaries who believe all good pop music is in the past — an ancient cliché that betrays a serious failure of imagination itself".
But building a world isn't easy…you do have to spend some serious time working your imagination muscle.
Outkast changed this, too, by bringing it to earth, applying whimsical imagination to serious subjects like unwed parenthood (in its hit "Ms. Jackson") and war (in "Bombs Over Baghdad").
Bookstores are places for imagination, for serious reflection, for a skinny vanilla latte.
And to be fair, he was never posed as the exemplar of fortitude under pain, "I have never been in a state of mind to which even the imagination of serious pain was less than intolerable".
Set beside the Nazi commandant whom he depicted in "Schindler's List," his Lord Voldemort, in the Harry Potter saga, was a fantasy of ill intent, designed for kids, yet Fiennes laid serious siege to their imaginations.
This is both an ode to the transforming power of the imagination and a serious salute to catalog shopping.
One of the things I find most surprising about discussions concerning the advent of automated vehicles is that, besides predictable worries about the disappearance of jobs that currently require human drivers, there is a serious, and boring, lack of imagination.
