1.   For an age that put a high premium on human imagination, this was important.

2.   Traditionally within the scope of human imagination only gods had wielded such mighty influence on the affairs of men.

3.   Great rivers functioned, in ninth-century reality and in human imaginations, sometimes as arteries, sometimes as boundaries, and political units often straddled them.

4.   It has also been five centuries since the time of Leonardo Da Vinci, a critical figure in the development of human imagination.

5.   What part precisely did Leonardo play in developing the human imagination?

6.   And without surfaces covering over its steel frames, it will be a work that relies on and stimulates the human imagination.

7.   Behold, Madonna and Child, the most traditional image available to the human imagination.

8.   But if Hershiser can think the Mariner fans were on his side, human imagination again has proven boundless.

9.   But the desire to recreate life continues to occupy the human imagination.