Sentence examples for sufficient imagination from inspiring English sources

And then history written without sufficient imagination risks a failure of basic human empathy.

The Lego Movie proved that anything can be turned into a blockbuster franchise with sufficient imagination.

With sufficient imagination and determination, public online feedback across all of social care could become not just informative, but transformative.

Bibs was the only member of the family who had sufficient imagination to be frightened and Letty's fun was spoilt by the thought of the children.

And if you have sufficient imagination to locate your heroes, then there is every possibility that just logging on would lead to a rewarding, transient engagement with a great mind.

One of the things that helped me in my research was coming across someone who had said, 'She lacks sufficient imagination to become a research chemist.' Something dropped into place for me: lack of imagination.

Had he remained in Albany longer, there would no doubt have been a fourth, arising from his insistence that every problem could be solved, given sufficient resources, imagination and will.

The fact is that I did write fragments of fiction, none of which took sufficient hold in my imagination to sustain themselves, or me.

In designing the Ramble, Olmsted said he had arranged the paths and bridges, outcrops and thickets to "create a degree of obscurity not absolutely impenetrable, but sufficient to affect the imagination with a sense of mystery".

That two-sided idea worked sufficient power over the British imagination at the end of the Great War that its source, a 1918 book called Married Love by the scientist Marie Stopes, was for years difficult to keep in print.

This design was based on previous studies showing that imagination alone is sufficient to activate brain regions associated with perception or execution of various sensory/motor events [14], [15], [16].