vivid imagination

He said he has a vivid imagination and sometimes paints "odd things" .

His vivid imagination and fine prose made him one of the most highly acclaimed writers in his field.

It was possible to make leaps forward in scientific understanding armed with little more than a keen eye and a vivid imagination.

Imagine what the world might sound like if you were a deaf child with a vivid imagination?

You may have a vivid imagination, and others who do not share this gift may think you daydream too much.

Known for his vivid imagination and his surreal, potent dreamscapes, Murakami's works have earned him widespread critical acclaim.

He's a sheer delight. . . ambitious and charming, with a vivid imagination and a quirky view of life.

A translator must be armed with the excellent ability of expressiveness and vivid imagination.

Unfortunately , the firm and its shrine existed only in the vivid imagination of writer Steph en Glass , who made the whole thing up .

Ricky has a vivid imagination, you can tell by his writing.

College students should learn to use vivid imagination to tackle the problems in their study.

A child at this age has a vivid imagination but has difficulty distinguishing fantasy from reality.

Fecteau did not have a vivid imagination at first, but he developed one as a skill.

Later students of the Ancient Maya writings argue that Le Plongeon's "translations" were based on little more than his vivid imagination.

Memory decline in old age may also mean a less vivid imagination.

When this writer was writing his new novel he drew on his vivid imagination and experiences in America.

She is a girl with a vivid imagination.

You have a vivid imagination and the ability to visualize things in different ways.

I think this is because I have such a vivid imagination.

I have a vivid imagination, Please, give me the freedom to create!

Harry has a vivid imagination; he can make up marvelous stories.