Sentence examples for worlds of imagination from inspiring English sources

The tale is told in alternating worlds of imagination and reality, beginning in 1946 and ending in 1999.

He is not only the tempter, but he is the "inspire-er" who brings back sleepy, discouraged Faust into worlds of imagination, inspiration, and swirls of consciousness.

The implications for ontology become clear when we look at the three "worlds of imagination".

It can take you into a world of imagination, leaving you only thinking about things imaginative.

Here he is in his element: the world of imagination.

"I feel a lot happier in the world of imagination," Cantona said last year.

From there it spirals out to a world of imagination interleaved with history.

The famous philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau stated, "The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless".

The story's other battle is between the world of imagination (dreams, fantasy) and that of reason and science, and that the two should fall in love seemed, well, beautiful.

This array of boyish treasures suggests that the world of imagination sometimes boils down to things you can hold in your hand — and before you know it, their magic has dug right in and flowed into your bloodstream.

As Luria writes, "One would be hard put to say which was more real for him: the world of imagination in which he lived, or the world of reality in which he was but a temporary guest".