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“L’imagination de l’Homme est un puis de mystère que seul le créateur connait les profondeurs.”

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“بدأت تقتنع أن هذا هو عالمها الخاص، وملأت مخيلتها المكانَ بالحياة.”

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Book:ريم

Source: ريم

“What I am thinking of is the man of imagination and science, whose courage is infinite because his curiosity surpasses his courage. Nothing will keep him back.”

Science Imagination Courage Curiosity

Book:Lance

Source: Lance

“Dreaming is the exploration of unlimited imagination.”

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Author:Stewart Stafford

“I wasn't sure if I'd imagined you and it'd be very telling of my mental state if I was bringing sodas to something I'd imagined.”

Imagination Aliens Sanity Ghosts Soda

Book:Small Orange Fruit

Source: Small Orange Fruit

“Imagination is essential to loving a metaphysical God.”

Imagination Christian Life Metaphysics Metaphysical Imagination Quotes

Author:Aaron Behr

“I choose to write for children and young adults because I love their imaginations, which bring life to everything; you feel like kids truly believe in magic and fantastic things.”

Imagination Fantasy Magic

Author:Ahmed Salah Al Mahdi

“Everyone has things they are afraid of, real and imaginary.”

Real Fear Imagination Scared Reality Of Life Imaginary Afraid

Book:Life Seemed Good, But...

Source: Life Seemed Good, But...

“I knew I loved you before I met you I think I dreamed you into life I knew I loved you before I met you I have been waiting all my life”

Love Destiny Devotion

Author:Savage Garden

“Les naturels sanguinaires à l'endroit des bestes, tesmoignent une propension naturelle à la cruauté.”

Philosophy Skepticism Renaissance French Essay

Book:The Complete Essays

Source: The Complete Essays

“People are the same all over the world, I imagine, people who react like that to their countries conspiracies: turning them into tales that are told, like children’s fables, and also into place in the memory or the imagination, a place where we go as tourists, to revive nostalgia or to try to find something we’ve lost.”

Imagination Nostalgia Cultural Memory

Book:The Shape of the Ruins

Source: The Shape of the Ruins