But let us use our imagination.

So I use my imagination as my full time job.

And what you could use it for is just limited by your imagination.

Library work requires substantial imagination and ingenuity in the use and adaptation of resources.

Imagination

You really have to be journalists, you have to be inventors, you have to use your imagination more importantly than anything.

I try to use the same kind of imagination, the same kind of whimsy, the same kind of love of language.

But well before my imagination was my vocation, my imagination saved my life.

The explanation for our expanded morality comes from intelligence, imagination, and culture. One powerful force is the use of language to tell stories.

You don't need to use much imagination to reconstruct it if you just squint your eyes a bit, you could almost believe it was sleeping.'

It's just your imagination.

It's just your imagination.

It's just your imagination.

It's only your imagination.

Janet Echelman Taking imagination seriously

It is just your imagination.

So we started the Imagination Foundation.

It was deep in my imagination.

Jay Walker's library of human imagination

So it s a leap of imagination.

This book will awaken your imagination.

They're unique facets of the human imagination.

There the alternative just boggles the imagination.

This is the Library of Human Imagination.

And second of all, it requires imagination.

Now great imagination, thank you very much.

This story is about taking imagination seriously.

Imagination is the root of all civilization.

Imagination affects every part of our lives.

So this piece is about a negative imagination.

So that's an investigation of the negative imagination.

But it will also lay waste to imagination.

Andrew Bird's one man orchestra of the imagination

Imagination has been decoupled from the old constraints.

Now, let your imagination go upward into space.

Where do we get this spark of imagination?

This is beyond the scope of my imagination.

And one must admire the imagination of John Locke.

It frees us from the constraints of our imagination.

What are the ingredients? Imagination, playfulness, novelty, curiosity, mystery.

And I wanted to let my imagination run wild.

And seeing with the brain is often called imagination.

This world was actually extracted from the player's imagination.

But somehow what strikes everybody's imagination or lots of people's imagination somehow from that original Big Bang we have this beautiful world that we live in today.

You know, culture was born of the imagination, and the imagination the imagination as we know it came into being when our species descended from our progenitor, Homo erectus, and, infused with consciousness, began a journey that would carry it to every corner of the habitable world.