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Meanings of public imagination in English

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Usage of public imagination in English
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An early press conference shows how easily they captured the public imagination.
Soon I will be invincible
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What of the hackers, proven real beyond any figment of public imagination?
The Guardian
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Also, the subject matter is something that grips the public imagination.
The Guardian
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The days when he transfixed public imagination now seem very distant.
The Irish Times
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Farage keenly intuits the longings at work in some of the public imagination.
The Guardian
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Yet her death caught the public imagination in a way others did not.
The Irish Times
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He has captured the headlines, the public imagination and the money.
Reuters
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The idea that billionaires can buy elections has taken root in the public imagination.
Reuters
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But it was his presence and his voice that would enter the public imagination.
Wired
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But Sheridan's name has somewhat receded from the public imagination.
The Irish Times
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If the film reaches distribution we will forever be correlated in the public imagination.
The Guardian
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Lord of the yard and keeper of the public imagination.
The Irish Times
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Such things for which public imagination craved were not happening.
The Soul of the War
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As Nim entered the public imagination, the anthropomorphization of his personality became more surreal.
Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would Be Human
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Only a crucifixion is awful enough to compel public imagination.
Lit: a memoir
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Scientific discoveries generally find their way into the public imagination through analogy, metaphor or simplification.
The Irish Times
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Public imagination through the time
Public imagination across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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