Sentences with phrase «imagination which»

A single national lending limit created by law is a figment of imagination which was creatively expressed in ML 2009 - 07: «To avoid potential cases where a claim could be less than the national limit, as adjusted for the special exception areas, HUD had decided not to make the adjustment.»

Now while I was there he said you have a wonderful imagination which is great for making up stories in the english class but you must stop doing it in science classes even if they are just bucket chemistry experiments /

You can continue to defend it, but unless you prove it empirically then all you're demanding we accept is a product of someone's imagination which actually contradicts the 2nd Law in the real world.

The narrative represents intensity and density of Afro - Cuba religions and, on one side, it seems as if it celebrates the openness of human mind, as well as the dark corners of imagination which can be a direct comment on the global political state of the time.

My works are drawn completely from my imagination which allows me to express my emotions visually.

And it was Borges» imagination which inspired the premise and setting of developer Ultra Ultra's stealth - action debut, Echo.»

Generously crammed with entertaining dialog and awash with the sort of boundless imagination which has long deserted many of the elder auteurs in the genre, Super Chibi Knight's myriad setting spans everything from haunted forests and pirate ships, through to temples and lost mines and in showing such variety does a great job of providing a kaleidoscopic aperture into the unfettered imagination of an eight - year old gamer.

You are free to use your own imagination which in my mind is pretty cool.

What it does do, though, is throw into stark relief the poverty of imagination which presently frames the digital book debate.

After being introduced to LEGO ® Education StoryStarter, Mollie found alternative ways of expressing her imagination which helped turn her literacy lessons into enjoyable and productive classes.

The idea of Babydoll's dancing was left to the imagination which was a cleaver narrative touch.

Am straddled with a great imagination which I love to excersie.

Loose leaves a lot to the imagination which leaves them guessing about your charms.

Perhaps it's a lack of imagination which leaves them unable to conceive of jobs being created through mechanisms which they don't understand.

It is only in our own imagination which is a good thing but it should not become an obsession which obsures us from reality.

A devoted friend, intensely interested in individuals, seeking by love, gaiety, and a timely word to win them to a Christian faith or to a deeper Christian life, Xavier also had an imagination which covered whole nations and peoples.

It opens the eyes, even of nonbelievers, to a world of the imagination which they had never entered before.

This impression should not blind us to the continuance in the Christian scriptures of the patterns of thought and imagination which we have been describing.

The imagination which was supposed to possess universal qualities capable of inspiring flesh and blood men of all lands and races to enter into a common faith turns out to be a specific American imagination.

They are more like a metaphor than a simile, for a metaphor provides «an image with a certain shock to the imagination which directly conveys vision of what is signified.»

Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church has captured the transient attention and imagination which we in America devote to the pop culture of religion.

But it is also necessary that we utterly reject the temptation to sloth, that perversion of imagination which gives us, in the words of Fred Craddock, «the ability to look at a starving child... with a swollen stomach and say, «Well, it's not my kid.»

@Magic, you are free to cling to your foolish imaginations which are contrary to the obvious and scientific evidences that there is the Creator God.

Toddlers and preschoolers have excellent imaginations which often result in some scary nighttime visions.

As you jump and fight your way through enemies, sometimes the Creator needs to intervene with the world and their hero such as drawing bridges over holes and the end result is only limited by the gamers imaginations which is definitely a fun tool for the younger gamer.

She believes artists generally have very vivid imaginations which is an incredible blessing yet can also be a curse, and she helps people become aware of how their thinking impacts their functioning.

Not exact matches

Even more vital to persuasion than Logos, says Aristotle, is Pathos, which includes the right - brain activities of emotions, images, stories, examples, empathy, humor, imagination, color, sounds, touch, and rapport, Price says.

Are reasoning and imagination — the twin faculties that most of us associate with innovation — enough for Ray Kurzweil to know which of the formulas that he's dreamed up based on past technological trends will lead to the best mathematical models for predicting future trends?

Derivatives trading is the culmination of a wild year for bitcoin, which captured imaginations and investment around the world, propelled by its stratospheric gains, and its anti-establishment mission as a currency without the backing of a government or a central bank, and a payment system without a reliance on banks.

He outlines three forms of consciousness: the simple consciousness of animals and humans; the self - consciousness of humans, which includes reason and imagination; and cosmic consciousness, which transcends factual understanding.

Over 50 years ago, one of the earliest champions of brainstorming, Alex Osborn, a U.S. advertising executive, developed rules for the practice — such as banning criticism and encouraging freewheeling — which he published in his 1953 book Applied Imagination.

Since rookies are encountering most experiences for the first time, it's easy to let the imagination run to the worst - case scenario, which is hardly productive.

When you create, you invoke your imagination, which is a productive and constructive use of your mind.

In 2016, the former football player launched his multimedia entertainment company, The Imagination Agency, which recently released Bennett's second children's book, called «Hey A.J., It's Bedtime.»

He went home to lay down and «sank into a kind of drunkenness which was not unpleasant and which was characterized by extreme activity of the imagination,» according to his own notes.

While Canyon Bridge could choose to divest MIPS, which accounts for a small fraction of Imagination Technologies» business, there is no certainty that would be enough to resolve all CFIUS issues, according to the sources.

The Gundam series, which has been on Japanese TV since the 1970s, captured the imagination of a whole generation and continues to be popular to this day, with a «real - life size» 20 meter (65 feet) high Gundam robot mechanical statue even becoming the latest tourist attraction in Tokyo.

(Reuters)- Alphabet Inc's non-advertising business, which houses its cloud unit, Pixel smartphones and the Play store, has long been sandwiched between Google's advertising juggernaut and its moonshot ventures that have captured popular imagination.

That level exists in Super Mario Maker, thanks to the imagination of user PangaeaPanga, who created the level, called «Bomb Voyage,» which certainly lives up to its threatening name.

Either the story is true and Bitcoin will face trouble in China — or rumors are being created and circulated to move markets — which is not a stretch of the imagination.»

True creativity and imagination is very rare, which is why the world is full of mediocre investors, while only a few truly great Investment Masters exist.

Albert Einstein was a fan of the «thought experiment,» which is essentially when one uses their imagination to discover something new.

They have created Prelude, a suite of educational tools that develops soft skills — imagination, intuition, hunch, affect and creativity — the value of which is beginning to be properly recognized in the education system and greater society.

More emphatically, I submit that the skillful design and construction of the shaving brush may rank as one of the most difficult enterprises to which the modern imagination is fitted to undertake.

gulliblenomore There is no such thing as nothing (I prefer Spinoza who argued there is only existence) before or after your existence which makes the curtain a figment of imagination where you have no proof that such a curtain exists.

Moreover, the Bible supports a countercultural imagination, which is why Catholic religious orders and movements can often be profoundly antiestablishment even as the institutional Church rests comfortably as vicar of the status quo.

If by some wild stretch of imagination there was a heaven (which there isn't) and I was not allowed to ever enter because I was an unbeliever, then fine by me.

It was a way to explain incomprehensible forces of nature to our early ancestors, which evolution had given a surplus of imagination from oversized brains, without the discipline to use that brain power wisely.

Umm, the concept of glibly singing «We are more than conquerors...» while hanging from nice sanitized crosses (which all too much of modern American «Christianity» hardly even pays lip service to any more anyway), just staggers the imagination!

This, perhaps, was the dream of a generation that was not only full of energy and fascinated by an enterprise in which it thought of itself as a pioneer, but whose imagination more readily embraced satisfactions than the new wants those satisfactions would generate.