Sentence examples for terms of imagination from inspiring English sources

They offer a possibility in terms of imagination.

He may not be a superhero, but in terms of imagination, this captain really can fly.

But Bach's set far surpassed any previous attempts in the genre in terms of imagination, complexity and profundity.

But in terms of imagination, the sky is the limit for the Italian shoe industry, which will continue to show its wares through the weekend.

GBH, his seven-part, 10-and-a-half-hour drama produced in 1991 by Channel 4, took his writing to another level in terms of imagination, subtlety and scale.

Hartley's model of the self in terms of imagination, ambition, and self-interest, and then of sympathy, theopathy, and the moral sense, is dynamically complex.

American technologists are still without peer in terms of the imagination they bring to problems.

As legal history, the book approaches the development of international law in this period its so-called classical age in terms of literary imagination.

The gift of a writer as good as Dickens is not to explain everything; that way the reader has, in terms of their imagination, somewhere to go.

The statement concludes: "Jerry does not believe it represents what the real Specials stood for, politically, or in terms of creativity, imagination or forwardness of ideas, and he does not think the proposed venues would really be appropriate to a band of the status of the real Specials".

In our experience in China, basically there is no privacy at all – that is why China is far behind the world in important respects: even though it has become so rich, it trails behind in terms of passion, imagination and creativity.