Sentence examples for young imaginations from inspiring English sources

It's no different in the books, really, but young imaginations automatically correct for this paucity.

Both works, however, were epics that etched themselves deep into young imaginations.

The light, action and artfulness of "Silent Movie" may well set off flickerings in young imaginations.

Mr. Margulies's original intent, he explains in an article in the Long Wharf program, is to stimulate young imaginations, atrophied by a lifetime of action-movie special effects.

Said's child-centred, inclusive text and McKean's gorgeous images combine to produce a story that will encourage young imaginations to take flight.

This was part of a train, all right, but not one that had ever chugged into New York, except in young imaginations.

You could almost feel Lucy's young imagination being gently stretched.

But the appalling suffering of uneventfulness that the suburbs inflict on the young imagination is richly rewarding.

Here, a star takes many forms — in the night, on a wand, as a snowflake or in the wilds of a young imagination.

There, 10-year-old Daniel Sempere discovers a book called The Shadow of the Wind, by Julián Carax, which captures his young imagination.

That the movie makes a nod to the vivid and enduring appeal to the young imagination of the literary, in spite of the stimulations and seductions of the screen, is part of its charm and its truth.