Sentence examples for warm imagination from inspiring English sources

"In truth," he wrote, it "surpasses in beauty all that my warm imagination had anticipated.

Hume describes enthusiasm as grounded in "hope, pride, presumption, a warm imagination, together with ignorance" (SE 147), and (compared with superstition) as less hospitable to priestly power, more supportive of civil liberties, and more conducive to violence (at least in the early stages of an enthusiastic religious movement).

I began, not surprisingly, with a misstep: I went to the kitchen and made tea, eager to warm my imagination.

A keen-sighted politician warming his imagination [graphic] / Js.

Her band sounded splendid, from the warm and expansive imagination of Alex Neilson's percussion to Ossian Brown's stark hurdy-gurdy lines.

As the nights grow longer and colder, there's nothing like snuggling up with a good book to at least keep the mind and imagination warm.

Imagination "warms up" the action brain and "jump starts" your brain.

The only explanation seems to be that she has imagination and warm sympathy, which give her an intuitive understanding of life in all its phases.

But it is an unforgettable tale, about the power of imagination to warm us like fire, and fits the Christmas spirit perfectly in the sense of us needing light and hope amid the dark of winter.

What do you do on a spectacular Saturday in October, when the sun seems to be smiling overhead and, with just a tiny stretch of the imagination, the warm gushes of air make it feel like summer is back?

His research in Italian literature was warmed by his poetic imagination and style, and his best prose works equal his poetry.