Meanings of imaginative exercise in English

At times they became a sort of fairy-story with us, an imaginative exercise.

We have seen that the conception of God has often been an imaginative exercise.

The comparatively little scenery in Elizabethan theaters imposed strenuous imaginative exercise on the spectators.

As usual, Rogers could not execute the imaginative exercise I prescribed; so he strapped my hold-all with an extra jerk.

These are the mental imitation of the tone, the imagined adjustments of the vocal organs, and the imaginative exercise of the muscular sense.

Wood co-founded, in 1993, the charity Scottish Kids Are Making Movies (Skamm), which encouraged teenage film-makers through imaginative exercises rather than camera training.