In practice, however _ judging at least by this exhibition _ the craftsman's creative imagination is more limited than the designer's.
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Akenson stresses the creative imagination of later authors, but not their implicit dissatisfaction with the tradition, which begs to be heard.
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Lima also revealed that her father always knew she would be a poet because of her very vivid and creative imagination.
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No player in the last three decades _ and, probably, ever _ has Gretzky's combination of passing skill and creative imagination.
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The best kind of novel should convince you that the character exists independently, if you like, from the author's creative imagination.
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But a little individuality mixed with an undaunted spirit and a creative imagination can go a long way toward decorating a room.
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The amount of creative imagination used in ancient Chinese historical narratives of " fictionalising " is impossible to estimate precisely.
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Produced by Grammy nominated record producer & songwriter, John Custer, this work of 1970s-style solid beats and creative imagination received terrific reviews.
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Demagoguery casts its spell via destructive emotions, a range that squelches hope and optimism as well as true innovation and creative imagination.
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Nevertheless, in such compositions as the " Destruction of Jerusalem " and the " Battle of the Huns ", Kaulbach shows creative imagination.
