Sentence examples for ways of imagining and from inspiring English sources

We could use ways of imagining, and caring for, the planet's atmospheric system as acutely as we do national parks and our own neighborhoods.

The statistical techniques that became the central research tools in both disciplines provided new ways of imagining and representing the psychosocial (Bulmer et al., 1991; Danziger, 1990; Desrosières, 1998: ch. 5) In early descriptions, the word 'psychosocial' had two connotations.

Too weird for the rather complacent, middlebrow England of the Shakespeare industry, but suggestive of another way of imagining and inhabiting England and Englishness.

She singled out writer Phil Ford for considerable praise feeling that he wrote the episode true to the characters "while filling in backstory we had no way of imagining" and delivered "drama, action, and laughs".

Unlike the creationism in circulation today, the Bible's own creationism is rich in different, mutually incompatible ways of imagining cosmic and human beginnings.

This is the opposite of what religions have traditionally done, which is to teach people about how to live, about good (or not so good) ways of imagining the human condition and about what to strive for and to esteem.

For as long as we can conceive of new freedoms, new ethics of care and responsibility, and new ways of imagining worlds that confront the wrongs of our democratic tradition, we should vote.

We may address the issue of designing organizations by invoking new research methods and new ways of imagining possibilities.

It's one of the more unnatural and unlikely ways of imagining such a scene but clearly Stah couldn't figure out any other way to let Bridgewater face the audience and talk to the guys at the same time.

If we are going to move forward, we need to acknowledge that and somehow find new ways of imagining the conflicts that divide us.

The World Wide Web brought other ways of imagining the flow of data.