Sentence examples for an imaginative idea from inspiring English sources

"My attitude to money has always been that it is not a literal thing - it is an imaginative idea.

At the end of this not-very-short day what matters – or irritates – most is that an imaginative idea should be so deficient in content.

He came to me at the Royal Court with an imaginative idea to make a play from the diaries of Rachel Corrie, a young activist who tragically died when run over by a bulldozer driven by an Israeli soldier.

"A big idea that deals with the human heart in conflict with itself and the effects of science, the future or an imaginative idea on those people that is rigorously logical within the terms of its own story," said Mr. Ellison.

It's an extraordinary premise, an insightful and imaginative idea — it's even a vision of the world that few filmmakers manage to convey.

This was the beginning of a new and imaginative idea of what could be done with a London that was sadly run down.

In the days of N64 development, teams were much smaller than today's monster triple-A projects, and imaginative ideas more commonplace – a basic tenet that Playtonic is returning to.

So a round of equivocal applause to the men behind the imaginative idea that a few short videos can capture a worldwide adventure.

Tesla confidentially told Morgan that they would make money by manufacturing receivers, and by far his most imaginative idea for a receiver was a handheld device connected to a short pole or even a lady's parasol so that it could pick up voice messages anywhere in the world.

In the days of N64 development, teams were much smaller than today's monster triple-A projects, and imaginative ideas more commonplace a basic tenet that Playtonic is returning to.

Civilised order confronts unbridled anarchy in Northampton this summer, where Laurie Sansom has had the imaginative idea of staging a trilogy dubbed Festival of Chaos.