Sentence examples similar to Imaginative beginnings from inspiring English sources

Imaginative powers.

Imaginative applications.

Those readers like novels to bring them "news"; the imaginative, playful aspect of the novel that has sustained it from its beginnings in folk tales is a mystery to them.

From these unpromising beginnings, Michael Leapman, a frequent contributor to The Economist's books-and-arts pages, has woven a skilful and imaginative tale that bears careful reading.The early 18th century was a time of immense curiosity about the natural world and a growing sense of adventure about conducting experiments on both plants and animals.

And imaginative.

New beginnings.

New beginnings are possible.

No beginnings.

The beginnings were modest.

His beginnings were humble.

His beginnings were lowly.