Sentence examples for work of the imagination from inspiring English sources

A work of the imagination gives us not a protagonist, but the intimation of a world.

After all, he thinks, "curly kale, as a work of the imagination, beats Shakespeare".

From the ages of six to twelve, no work of the imagination could hold my attention.

Yeats used the phrase, the will doing the work of the imagination.

That a work of the imagination has to be "really" about some problem is, again, an heir of Socialist Realism.

A wise man has called such desperate appliances, which pre-empt the work of the imagination, "pre-chewed food".

There was no way of knowing if those sightings were merely the work of the imaginations of the drivers.

Before, thrillers were self-evidently works of the imagination.

All these shows were true works of the imagination and not mere Blairite propaganda.

She added: "After years of poring over current affairs books, it is pure joy to read works of the imagination".

But are there many reputable scholars who are mistaking works of the imagination for reliable primary sources?