- a word derived from imagism.
Example Sentences
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It's the sort of expertly constructed set-piece McCann is particularly good at, and his imagistically lucid prose nicely captures the craziness and excitement of the moment.
From The Guardian • May 26, 2013
But they sought Ringo, got him and the brotherhood was then complete — musically, temperamentally, imagistically.
From Seattle Times • Jul. 29, 2010
Still, it is imagistically, not intellectually, that The Last Emperor asserts what will probably be a lasting claim on memory.
From Time Magazine Archive
Indeed, their dreamlike realization of their script, though often imagistically striking, deliberately subverts their message and all too often alienates the viewer.
From Time Magazine Archive
