Still, officials said the size of the proposed two-year stimulus, equivalent to nearly a year of federal discretionary spending, had tested imaginations both in Congress and the Obama camp.
Dabydeen's own progress is a story that would test the imagination of any artist or writer.
Blue groups did better on tests requiring imagination, like inventing creative uses for a brick or creating toys from shapes.
Like the 140-character limit on Twitter, Vines have exploded because the six-second limit of the video posts tests the imagination.
It was the social event of the Paris season that tested the imagination of the fashion crowd: a masked ball to celebrate French Vogue's 90 years young.
Who among us has not tested his imagination by banding together with strangers on that doomed plane, throwing together a hasty plan, then storming down the narrow aisle to tackle a group of razor-wielding thugs?
I had so much fun creating this wacky story, testing my imagination and challenging myself to squeeze in that one last word that pushed this sentence to being 157 words long.
For that matter, the story, with its climactic showdown in Copenhagen, depends on the kind of expenditure that sends students scurrying for donations or grants or money-raising efforts that are themselves significant tests of imagination.
The true test of the imagination, noted Samuel Butler, is to name a cat.
This might be explained by the fact that the TAS questionnaire is, in some ways, a test of the imagination which is an important component of hypnotic ability.
