Príklady imagination

• Was it just my imagination or did I hear John's voice in the other room?

• He's one of those people with a very vivid imagination - every time he hears a noise he's convinced it's someone breaking in.

• The American drive to land a man on the Moon captured the imagination of the whole world.

• Her imagination was kindled by the exciting stories her grandmother told her.

• One of poetry's functions is to somehow unlock the imagination.

• His research focuses on the architectural imagination in technical drawing.

• The abstraction by our imagination means we earn the approbation (or disapprobation) from those unlike as well as those like us.

• Music offers the opportunity for every child to move on from where they are, in skills, understanding and imagination.

• But first, let us consider some evidence of his visual imagination.

• In 2004, as in 1968, perhaps the best antidote to timidity is the ungovernable wildness of the imagination.

• Rather, the focus of inquiry should be on the imagination since both theoretical reason and practical reason make use of imagination in their own way.

• The crime attracted interest and scandal and by the second half of the eighteenth century had established a strong hold over the public imagination.

• Now, not only was the dramatic content of the written play probing the listener's intellect, but strange new sounds were stretching the imagination.

• These artisans would be more prone to think up foolish schemes created by an imagination uncontrolled by reason and experience.

• Her imagination was sleeping, or she had no artistic imagination at all.

• This is reminiscent of the extraordinary relationship which amputees develop with their artificial replacements, revealing a whole inner mysterious world of feeling and imagination.

• Travelling in space to ' exotic ' realms evidently encourages the imagination to travel in time.

• What makes this episode resonate as a vernacular form of archaeological thinking buried deep in the literary imagination of the mid-19th century?

• Here that is left to the imagination of the reader and a more quantitative method is used to demonstrate the existence of the pulses.

• It also shows that even radical writers were often unable to dispel the monarchy from their imaginations.