Springing from the imagination of Michael Muhammad Knight, it inspired disaffected young Muslims in the United States to form real Muslim punk bands and build their own subculture.
Today, Frank says, rather than springing from the imagination of a screenwriter like him, mainstream movies are more often being reverse-engineered from something an audience is already familiar with — a superhero, a toy, a video game, a TV show — to give a studio an easy sales hook.
They spring from our imagination as writers and trigger the imagination of our readers.
Though it might be described as a BBC sitcom as imagined by Cheech and Chong, "Saving Grace," directed by Nigel Cole, springs from the imagination of Craig Ferguson.
The band sprang from the imagination of a songwriter, Aleksandr M. Yelin, and a spokesman for Russia's Supreme Court, Nikolai V. Gastello.
The aesthetic looks as if it sprang from the imagination of a "Star Wars" set designer: neo-Roman monoliths upholstered in white marble, detailed in Persian kitsch.
He's in charge not just of the Disney movies, but the theme parks, the toys – everything that springs from the imagination of the film-makers.
The escapades that spring from his imagination often make creative use of the animal kingdom ("Sick Puppy"), while also rounding up plenty of two-legged wildlife.
This was, perhaps, the tallest and grandest urban slum in the world, a gravity-defying dystopia that might have sprung from the imagination of a science fiction writer.
The dramatis personae are Churchill, America's presidents from Franklin Roosevelt to Lyndon Johnson, Konrad Adenauer and, of course, de Gaulle, the outré hero, who could have sprung from the imagination of Homer or Cervantes.
SEATTLE — The humble cash register, a device that seems sprung from the imagination of an accountant, has become the darling of designers, adding a dash of style to the most ordinary daily transactions.
