11.   Certainly no other fourth generation Kennedy commands the same popular height in the public imagination.

12.   For a time they may occupy something close to center stage in the public imagination, then, almost without warning, they disappear from the scene.

13.   He finished last on the hill but first in the public imagination precisely because he was less an athlete than he was a tourist.

14.   I wonder whether, even with the passage of time, the romance of dining in the sky will ever recapture the public imagination.

15.   In the public imagination, he has assumed the position of elder statesman of music that Rudolf Serkin held before him and that Artur Schnabel held before that.

16.   In the public imagination, accountants may be mere number crunchers, grown-up versions of childhood classmates whose shirt pockets held the proverbial slide rule and three pens.

17.   It clearly has captured the public imagination.

18.   It is scary to be living at a time when a particular creative field grips the public imagination as powerfully as design has in recent years.

19.   It is part of the public imagination.

20.   Like Maurillo, many of the delegates here did not match the image of the menacing militia members imprinted on the public imagination.