21.   Of all people, Davis has the imagination to be intrigued, the way Watson is.

22.   The Haggadah asks all participants to have historical imagination, pretending they themselves also wandered the desert.

23.   These kids have active imaginations.

24.   They have some State U. in them, too, because they have the imaginations of freshman and sophomore dreamers.

25.   They tell me that they, too, once had imagination but that it was pretty much stifled during that period.

26.   This reader had merely been offended by the insanity of the Norwich road, and never had the imagination to see it as a linear gibbet for bureaucratic miscreants.

27.   Whatever the case, whatever her reasons, Rowling has enough imagination for all of us, and the two little charity books simply prove it again.

28.   With that kind of story line, even a little imagination will get laughs, and this director and cast have imagination in abundance.

29.   Winogrand said his problem was that he did not have enough imagination to think up anything half as insane as what he saw on the street all the time.

30.   Pavin also has excellent imagination around the greens, another requirement for winning a green jacket in the Masters.