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But the show is held together by imagistic and intellectual consistency.

Either way, the new book will very likely seem choppy and imagistic.

The stories lack the imagistic intensity necessary to bring them to theatrical life.

You will surely long remember the extraordinary imagistic use that is made of bread.

"Yet why dance if we are not going to be imagistic, metaphorical and powerful?"

It wasn't anything like any other imagistic material I had ever had in my mind.

And if it does, this new book, with its wonderfully imagistic title, will be at least partly responsible.

Her scenes are very moving, somehow fertile and mysteriously imagistic.

The imagistic approach established in the opening sequence, however, carries right through to the finale.

When a line does not strike a comparison, it is, nonetheless, densely imagistic.

Imagistic references to blood and water are continually repeated.

But not before he recorded great anthems and eventually his own imagistic reveries.

Traditionally, dreams have been defined predominantly in imagistic terms.

For eight years, imagistic rose and fell with the Internet boom and bust.

The narrative needs not be complete but can be broken, paradoxical and imagistic.

The power and imagistic concentration of myth was diffused into posturing.

Wright had discovered a terse, imagistic, free verse of clarity, and power.

Like all Tarkovsky's work, it is imagistic and elliptical.

The imagistic songs on "Figure 8" find him developing the verbal confidence he now fully wields in his music.

The imagistic play casts Ms. Perez as his unhappy wife.

Perhaps, I thought, I was more suited to imagistic prose.

These imagistic streams now flow, in however thin a trickle, through the lives of almost everybody in this country.

His language is quick and rich and densely imagistic.

His latest poems are densely imagistic, dream-like, and full of praise for the natural world.

He began to make a name for himself in the early to mid-1970s as a literary minimalist, writing terse, imagistic poems.