Or, to be specific, one particular imagination, that of Alice Liddell, the little girl for whom he wrote the Wonderland books.
It is, instead, a sparkling reminder of how a movie absorbed in its own historical moment and preoccupied with the legacies of the past can resonate into a future that lies beyond its specific range of imagination (while looking at least as luminous as it did when Mussolini first laid eyes on it).
Be as specific as your imagination allows.
Previous work with adult participants has demonstrated that the execution or imagination of specific motor acts results in localised, somatotopically-organised alpha suppression over the sensorimotor cortex (Pfurtscheller et al., 1997, Pfurtscheller et al., 2000, Pfurtscheller et al., 2006).
Mr. Huang writes that the "fragments," which are played almost continuously (with only one break), are reminiscences of his travels, but he leaves the specifics to listeners' imaginations.
Imagination has a specific quality tied to landscape and locale, to community, to neighbourhoods.
This fleeting glimpse of Shakespeare as he appeared to others, grounded in a specific London setting, seized the imagination of Charles Nicholl, a British biographer and historian.
Story specifics are left to the imagination.
There's more loveliness in Pale Saints' cover of Nancy Sinatra's Kinky Love, a song that leaves the specific kinkiness to the listener's imagination.
Both cases show that management practices actually resulted from local-specific circumstances, rather than representing the ambitious imagination of a successful and harmonious CBNRM.
