Imagination Quotes
The ability to see what isn't there yet. Dreamers and builders on the power of 'what if.'
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"Imagination is the gateway to possibility."Abbé Faria
"All this fuss about sleeping in the bed where a giant or a magician lay the night before."Don Quixote
"Imagination is more powerful than knowledge."Don Quixote
"Imagination is more valuable than knowledge."Leo Tolstoy (Narrator)
"Imagination is the sole weapon against reality."Don Quixote
"Imagination is the key that unlocks infinite possibilities"Edmond Dantès
"Imagination is more valuable than knowledge."Leo Tolstoy (Narrator)
"The Knight of the Sorrowful Countenance is not a name to be ashamed of, but rather one of honor and distinction."Don Quixote
"In the darkest hours, imagination is the only light that cannot be extinguished."Don Quixote
"The imagination is more powerful than knowledge."Abbé Faria
"Imagination is more important than intelligence."Leo Tolstoy (Narrator)
"The imagination is the eye of the soul."Don Quixote
"Art thou like the Black Man that haunts the forest round about us?"Pearl
"I am not mad, but a knight-errant, and a very necessary one at that."Don Quixote
"What is madness but seeing the world as it could be rather than as it is?"Don Quixote
"It is often said that man is ruled by his passions, but it would be truer to say that man is ruled by his imagination."Leo Tolstoy (Narrator)
"The power of imagination makes us infinite."Leo Tolstoy (Narrator)
"Her imagination was her escape from the monotony of provincial life."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"She had built castles in the air that could not withstand reality."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"She wished she could have lived in some old manor-house."Emma Bovary
"She was a victim of her own imagination."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"What we imagine is always more beautiful than what we possess"Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"She invented pleasures for herself in her imagination"Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"Reality had disappointed her so thoroughly that fantasy became her only refuge"Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"Her imagination had always been her truest lover"Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"Reality had never stood a chance against her imagination"Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"She dreamed of everything except her real life."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"Her imagination was more real to her than truth itself."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"She lived in a world of her own creation."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)
"She had always believed herself capable of extraordinary things."Gustave Flaubert (Narrator)