Sentence examples for writers imagination from inspiring English sources

By focusing on the ghoulish, and ignoring the writers imagination, this report treats Frankenstein not as a work of art, but as a corpse to be sliced, diced and galvanized into life.

Like "Gravity," like "The Martian," like any story of enforced isolation, "10 Cloverfield Lane" is a story of outer silence that's matched by an inner clamor in which the real story is told — one that surpasses its director's and writers' imagination.

The lavish show caught the writers' imagination and he took it to its logical conclusion.

And in doing so I learned that novels reach further than their own writers' imaginations.

It's not the defining quality, and we should allow writers' imaginations to roam freely around the world.

The fifth movement will be a setting of an Italian text, the piece's point being the universality of the passions and the way they fire writers' imaginations.

It is very hard to write well about ethics, and especially so in a way that engages and interests that elusive phantom of writers' imaginations, the general reader.

Law and financial administration - his main activities - don't always ignite writers' imaginations, and in the pop-Foucauldian worldview of much historical fiction since the 1980s, his bureaucratic innovations would be seen as inherently sinister.

That shift has only accelerated in recent years, as biotech and genetic engineering have moved to center stage in science and captured writers' imaginations, and as the lines between science fiction and other genres begin to blur.

He dreamt of robotics at a time when the very idea was at the limit of sci-fi writers' imaginations.

The literary awakening of Dickinson, Rowlandson, Melville, Hawthorne, and other writers was not due to the Great Awakening urged by churches, but to the traumatic transfer of sovereignty from God to frontier, a permanent revolution to which these writers' imaginations would remain exposed.