Sentence examples for way of imagination from inspiring English sources
Ibn Bājjah criticized the latter as the way of imagination, motivated by desire, and aiming at pleasure.
From Mika's by-numbers empowerment schtick to the demo-quality production to a parenthesised title that screams WILL THIS DO (the phrase "kick ass" does not appear in the song's lyrics), it offers little in the way of imagination or real spark, which is odd because it's also kind of amazing.
To civilize is to instruct others in life, and this requires communication of values by way of imagination.
After two Tests settled by the last kick, and winning margins of two points and one, the pre-match hoopla for the final instalment requires little by way of imagination.
Only if you grade on an extremely steep curve - one in which an "A" is not the health reform we should have, or even the one that was promised by Democrats in the 2008 election, but is the result of a process that seemed to lack the best our leaders can offer in the way of imagination and decisive leadership.
They can provide ways of imagination that can shake you and allow you to shift from sleep and boredom into something else. .
And, if Mr. Sendak's work, in general, conjured demons, "In the Night Kitchen" kindly presented a way of using imagination to conquer them.
The musical "Down Argentine Way" doesn't offer much in the way of directorial imagination or dramatic interest, but it features one of the greatest dance performances in the history of cinema.
Since the speaker has no thought of breaking through these walls — he's more antihero than superhero — the only solution to his quandary is to breach them by way of the imagination.
But there's no furniture, no red ropes and no shuffling lines of visitors to get in the way of the imagination as you roam freely through a castle rumoured to be the only place where the magnificently unfortunate Mary Queen of Scots ever felt truly safe and relaxed.
By way of art, imagination power is improved.
