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Sentence Examples France and especially French girls held a special place in the imaginations of most British boys. These peculiar blobby silhouettes will surely provoke breathless imaginations. In films she was a creation of lighting and makeup, with enough hints of vulnerability to set imaginations awhirl. The enemy in this case is our imaginations, avid for the spectacle of catastrophe. From the very beginning, then, landscape paintings have been products of artists' imaginations. Our powerful imaginations and spiritual connections give us almost magical abilities. Yet it is arguable that by exciting the imaginations of his audience old Leonardo helped broaden the future audience for the arts in general. We need to try harder to capture people's imaginations, whilst meeting their needs. Today it is the mysterious world of witches, wizards and warlocks which is capturing their imaginations. It's a book that gave me nightmares as a kid, and fired the imaginations of thousands, if not gazillions of children and adults alike. Cricket has constructed national imaginations that undermine religious fundamentalisms. Co-opting him as a management guru is crass, yet if it opens more imaginations to the spell-binding it may be a useful book. Homer haunts the imaginations of countless poets, translators and adapters in English. These individuals have vivid imaginations, love to weave stories and tales, and are prone to exaggeration. We've got very vivid imaginations, I think we're sort of daydreamers, the three of us. It's no wonder the Romans can fire our imaginations, but what values did they hold, to help them to such success? Unification of mind and body, as explorers use their intellects, senses, imaginations, spirits, emotions and bodies. To emulate a human realistically, you don't have to realistically capture the empyrean majesty of our imaginations. They have let loose their fecund imaginations on the facts of Barrie's life like a pack of hungry dogs. Inevitably another country, another national super-brand will displace Britain in the imaginations of the migrants and the flow will be diverted. Show More Sentences Is this a case of builders and developers demonstrating the extent of their imaginations? As a child one goes through these wild imaginations frequently but seldom these fantasies come true in reality. The unimpeachable morality and impeccable conduct of the shootist who never killed anyone still captures imaginations today. In rural Ireland we were the flying doctors to a generation of fevered imaginations. They also stimulate the imaginations of viewers, which is very personal and consequently very powerful. Sheep templates were snatched up and youngsters have been far from sheepish in letting their imaginations run riot. Both sides see a political significance to World Cup fever that exists only in their fevered imaginations. To succeed, the scheme had to seize shoppers' imaginations and change their habits. Allowing young students to use their vivid imaginations helps them visualize their bodies moving in the water. And the wildest of imaginations could not conceive of Iraq as a strategic threat to the world's only superpower. Our staff of highly skilled engineers and toolers surpassed even their own imaginations. You don't have that kind of issue in Asia, so their minds and imaginations are less clouded. The mothers begin to suspect that their daughters might be figments of their respective imaginations. It limits our horizons, narrows our imaginations, and encourages an obsessive preoccupation on the personal and petty aspects of our lives. Today, however, our imaginations are stimulated, possibly overstimulated, by dystopic images and scenarios. Kids today are rarely allowed to follow their imaginations outdoors without close, almost suffocating, supervision. Their imaginations are dominated by the ghosts of the past, in intimate communion with the shimmering world of the dead. These characters who survive adversity through their imaginations and intrepid spirit. The Monitor proved impervious to the Virginia's broadsides and captured the imaginations of naval officials and the public. Coronium and nebulium were both, in the event, figments of the astronomers' imaginations. Show More Sentences They show how unsophisticatedly children of this age understand history, how fantasy and reality intermingle in their imaginations. Now, for better or worse, the internet provides an unfettered outlet for twisted imaginations everywhere. Modeling wax is great fun as children use the warmth of their hands to shape pieces of wax into animals, figures or whatever their imaginations conjure. Armed with their metal detectors, spades and uncontrollable imaginations the assembled horde scattered to all corners of the field in search of treasure. First, to rile up white people about black people and let their lurid imaginations roam. It's no laughing matter, but a project that created comic strips on the theme of bullying has ignited the imaginations of youth in Montreal. First, where do these kids get their fervid imaginations from? So it's all just a product of our really fertile imaginations. It can lead an audience to open their hearts and minds and imaginations. The groups used their creative imaginations and played a game of 'consequences' to create drawings and models of creatures such as reptiles, insects, birds and fish. When dark imaginations seek images that speak to fear of contagion and plague, rats scurrying out of garbage piles and sewer holes supply a metaphor for humans. Their imaginations must be feverish enough to conjure up ever more daring flights of fancy, but then cold enough to try to annihilate their own creations. Japanese arts and crafts exercised such a hold over European and American imaginations that in the late 19th century there was a craze for everything from fans to porcelain. We would like for it if our imaginations could fly free like a dove of peace and that our dreams could become reality. We are raising our heads, unfurrowing that brow, unchaining our imaginations. Our imaginations swarm with the most unlikely stories of wild beasts attacking humans. They furnish our imaginations with natural yardsticks by which elapsing spaces may be divided into calendar and clock time. Many voluntary organizations have roots in the imaginations and passions of individuals to make a difference in their community. The bright colors and rich details of this wooden 9-piece set are sure to keep imaginations running wild. This adorable pretend food play set is sure to keep kids' imaginations running wild. Show More Sentences This community, as we all know, has many spokespeople with imaginations that go beyond the bounds of the lacklustre neo-conservative universe. The divine will forever tantalize and elude the imaginations and skills of merely human artists. The primitiveness of the inventors of such imaginations, and the imaginations themselves, discard completely their verisimilitude. This anthropophagous king will haunt our children's imaginations. Let us put our mind in neutral, and let our imaginations run riot. Events have quickly proved that they are not a figment of the fevered imaginations of jealous opposition leaders or sensation-hungry journalists. Europhiles admit that nation-states still exert a certain atavistic hold over the imaginations of ordinary Europeans. Dense and sharp, this well chilled theatrical aperitif invites you to let go your imaginations. We can theorize on all sorts of topics but until we experience them we are limited by our imaginations. The winners gave a free rein to their imaginations to propose an upgrading of the area by attracting citizens to it. I tell you this because many hearts fear the subterfuges of a tempting spirit that men have given life and form according to their imaginations. It's a city where the people have fantastical imaginations, so the project was drawn up with quite a bit of fantasy. The binders chose among books printed by nine private presses, and let their imaginations run wild. The notion that England now is shuddering in the same sort of anticipation gripped both of our imaginations. This potential use seems to have tickled the imaginations of many, many bitcoin fanciers. Further, we know that theisms are ancient mythologies which originated in the imaginations of prescientific humans. In the fairy tale Rumpelstiltskin, the idea of spinning straw into gold captured our imaginations. The unending richness of our culinary imaginations shows that food, like the mouth, is an example of preadaptation. What do you get when you put a blank sheet of paper in front of the world's top multihull sailboat designers and tell them to let their imaginations run wild? Purists may complain that book illustrations infantilise children and stop them using their imaginations. Show More Sentences There was always the chance, and it is that chance which has excited and befooled the imaginations of many continental tyrants. The North is in our psyches, in our imaginations, and must remain there for us to be Canadians. Everything is abundance of comfort and poetry just to wake up the dullest imaginations. The most adventurous imaginations were overstimulated by what they saw. Worthington says the reason is that the story of Pegasus bridge still captures imaginations. In interviews done in the contender's homes, we are introduced to these oddball children and their overactive imaginations and enormous intellects. As long as that source of legitimacy is constituted as such in the imaginations of the population, was the response. When it comes to backups, our imaginations bring up scenes of natural disasters, major fires, and so on. Gifted with soaring imaginations, cartoonists use any number of strategies to illustrate their points of view. The idea is to spark the imaginations of at-risk youth in the hope that they'll embark on a new path toward graduation. These stories and legends therefore filled the imaginations of our ancestors, and particularly the one's of workers in lumber camps. Their imaginations have built for them an ideal which they have not yet quite converted into reality on the canvas. The annual Halloween Fancy Dress Night is a fundraiser for the Hospice, so guests should use their imaginations while dressing up or dressing down as the case may be. Is it accurate to say that children have active imaginations? The eyes of the two men were held on the still hovering crystals as they once again began to pulsate with a mysterious power beyond the wizards' imaginations. But unless we allow our imaginations to become completely atrophied, we will be influenced by both secular art and the base obscenities that are prevalent in our society. He emphasized the importance of knowledge of materials, but also encouraged his pupils to develop their imaginations through, for example, automatic writing. If we get a clear look at the thing that is terrorising us, we gain some measuring of understanding of it, and our imaginations don't work anywhere near as hard. And each year more and more reports surface of the potential dangers down under, with shock-horror headlines grabbing the imaginations of the public. The children were encouraged to unfetter their imaginations and let them soar, for it was more important to participate in the competition, rather than win the top prizes. Show More Sentences These cabin tours can be as inventive as campers' imaginations will allow. Our young visitors will have a chance to let their imaginations run wild as they construct a puppet and participate in the creation of a group show. Novelists from Africa have also had their imaginations ignited by Detroit. Their imaginations are going full-tilt at this point in time, and the horror of having their husbands disappear is resting solidly on their shoulders. They are inspiring an ever-increasing number of young people of all ages, piquing their curiosity, awakening their imaginations and, best of all, stirring their artistic impulses. The lies and dissemblings about this period are beyond most people's imaginations. Between the ages of 5 and 10, children's imaginations are fired by everything that surrounds them, from the simplest of toys to the most popular cartoon characters. The designers let their imaginations roam from the treetops to the savannah to the ocean depths, building a bestiary of living machines that escape the confines of the workshop to populate this area under redevelopment. Have fun and let your imaginations go wild. That is why, paradoxical though it may sound, Henry James's famous celibacy is more fertile for our imaginations than Wells's amorousness — just as James's artistry is more compelling than Wells's productivity. Owing to this myth, the species is embedded in the imaginations of the local Amazonians and is still referred to by the Brazilians as Pirarucu. These presentations captured the imaginations of staff and volunteers from other ILRCs to start their own healthy lifestyles programs within their Centres. The crisis also stimulates imaginations and innovation. These authors feed the imaginations of children, families, students and booklovers through workshops, readings, dialogues, round tables, lectures and debates. Frayed edges, loose threads and missing pieces symbolize the fragility of our lives and experiences, and yet the memory can glow with brilliance in our imaginations. The giant squid has consumed the imaginations of many oceanographers. Myths thus evolve through the conscious conjunction of the Coleridgean primary and secondary imaginations. We had to use our imaginations and trust each other. There are those who say, perhaps letting their imaginations run wild, that that castle had an underground connection with those of Casares and Gaucín. By seeking to impose parameters on debate around energy transition in a publicly funded centre of learning, Shell has demonstrated the impact that oil companies have over the cultural sector and our imaginations. Show More Sentences Having lived adventurously, fate placed the pair of them in situations which would secure their unique notch in our imaginations. What differences of sense and reason, what contrarietie of imaginations doth the diversitie of our passions present unto us? War has a hold on our cultural imaginations as an inevitable force, it is peace that has no benefactor. Since Brook's production, directors have used their imaginations freely in staging the play. I repeat all nostalgia, however poignant, even the fond memories of the children's books in which we learnt about the world from simple and colourful illustrations with details that could make our imaginations run riot. It is perhaps no accident that it is precisely in Sweden, which has far and away the heaviest burden of taxation in the EU, that imaginations are running riot when it comes to finding new forms of income from taxation. At this pottery painting studio customers of all ages enjoy decorating pieces of pottery and letting their imaginations and paintbrushes run riot. When we bring it all together our imaginations can run riot. Employing a variety of forms and settings, including the folk tale, the fairy tale and science fiction, contemporary life and past epochs, they have allowed their fertile imaginations to roam free. We stretch our imaginations, we constantly challenge ourselves and each other, we reject the status quo, we brainstorm and collaborate? and we make a total mess out of our whiteboards in the process! The molds on the apparatus can be designed in accordance with your own demands and imaginations and also by this way demaned models can easily realized on the jeans. Plantation literature had helped resituate the Bluegrass in their imaginations as an idealized Old South that their fortunes would enable them to purchase, as though buying the lifestyle of a country squire. Once a rock garden, a stream or a pavilion was completed, the masters had the custom of inviting their lettered friends to savour famous liqueurs and give free reign to their fertile imaginations. Here in Montréal, knowledge workers and creative types have all the freedom they need to get off the beaten path and give their imaginations free rein. In the design world imaginations are running riot. Earlier in the summer people's imaginations had been fired by a lone consumer's successful Facebook-driven countrywide boycott of cottage cheese which, thanks to a cartel, was exorbitantly expensive. Expense is not a consideration when their imaginations take fire. We praise literature in self-evident terms: it is better to read than not to read, for reading civilizes us, makes us less cruel, and brings the imaginations of others into ours and vice versa. The avant-garde congregated in the cafés at night, while Parisian dancers titillated imaginations with the can-can, a dance that revealed glamorous boots among other items of clothing. And given the experience of western religions, the sensible thing is to avoid repeating other ill-fated imaginations as those of the West have been with their theogony. Show More Sentences Having no better food for our hungry imaginations, naturally we romanticized our teachers' mental acquirements and surely graded some of them higher than they deserved. We all played in the sand, had great fun building sandcastles and palaces, gave our imaginations full rein, firmly believed in so many wonderful legends, beautiful princesses and fairy tale kings, and even in Santa Claus. These products are intended to stimulate young imaginations, promote social and verbal interaction, and encourage literacy, as well as hand-eye coordination. By using their boundless imaginations, there are no limits to their range of instruments, as they use whatever they find in the city: from plastic and bottles to buckets and hubcaps or tyres. Nor could their wildest imaginations have foreseen that a nation so young would twice face the possibility of the breakup of our country, but prouder still are we that we should twice withstand the challenge. We use our imaginations to the full and draw the craziest things: do you enjoy drawing moving figures or would you prefer to do a chocolate painting? Instead it seems like a clutch of newer, shinier, and more talked-about shows, such as The Affair and Transparent have captured voters' imaginations. They are images that have survived now a century and a half or more, informing the imaginations of succeeding generations about the Canadian past and, inevitably, the present. These toy soldiers instantly fired their imaginations and they spoke of them as the Young Men, and gave them names. To open kids' imaginations and reacquaint families with the magic of elves, Keebler, in collaboration with arborists and local artists, are installing tiny doors in Durham. On the other hand, though, the possibilities have exercised their overactive imaginations for so long that it is now in severe danger of completely addling their minds. The Natasha of War and Peace, who anagraphically does not exist, in the economy of the book and in readers' imaginations is more real than Napoleon. So whosoever shall entertain high and vaporous imaginations, instead of a laborious and sober inquiry of truth, shall beget hopes and beliefs of strange and impossible shapes. Thanks to the likes of James Bond, the trappings of spy-dom have long attracted jealous eyes and vivid imaginations of many who long for a walk on the wild side of espionage. They thought they had busted a moonshiner or a houser of illegal aliens, but what was really below their feet was beyond their wildest imaginations! Examples from Classical Literature The grandness of nature there has influenced the imaginations of the people. His aim has been to pass in judicial review the thoughts and imaginations of mankind concerning the destiny of the human soul. I cured myself first of those false imaginations, and then I laudably endeavoured to cure other men. We had many generals who were greater than grant, but they were troubled with imaginations. It contains the race memory of Ireland, its imaginations and thoughts for two thousand years. The rouser sets off a chain reaction that permeates imaginations, commitments, efforts, achievements and people. I really can't tell how the minds and the imaginations of such aunts and uncles are affected by such rare visitations. The matchless elegance of the Ruger deluxe Express rifles captured buyer's imaginations. Fortunately, Polonius was not among the Colorado Springs second-graders invited to use their imaginations in seeing shapes in clouds. Young imaginations, essentially eager and courageous, like to rove upon these fine living sheets of flesh. Our hopes had received such a deathblow that the gradually increasing heat seemed to our distorted imaginations much greater than it really was. He seemed a galvanizing apparatus, too, charged with a grim mechanical substitute for the tender young imaginations that were to be stormed away. Bethink thee of the albatross, whence come those clouds of spiritual wonderment and pale dread, in which that white phantom sails in all imaginations? Years have elapsed, since I had an opportunity of ocularly perusing the lineaments, now familiar to the imaginations of a considerable portion of the civilized world. At local salons, technicians are limited only by customers' imaginations. It was in many respects a beautiful one, yet the disordered imaginations of both his father and mother had perhaps propagated a certain unhealthiness in the mind of the boy. Chapter Three is devoted to the Edwardian epergne, the table centrepiece for flower arrangements, which permitted glass designers to let their imaginations run riot. But that was arguably just a warm up for tonight's Halloween extravaganza, when the dress designers and makeup artists can really let their imaginations run riot. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of imaginations? Words that rhyme with imaginations What is the adverb for imaginations? What is the adjective for imaginations? What is the noun for imaginations? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words imagination imaginary imaginaries imaginal imaginably imaginable imaginative imaginatively imaginativeness imagine imagined imagines 12-letter Words Starting With i im ima imag imagi imagin imagina imaginat imaginati imaginatio imagination