Imaginative messages Anita, 14, was one of the participating children.
His every performance in an eclectic, highly selective repertory took any listener receptive to his message past an imaginative point of no return.
It will take an imaginative thinker to hone a message at once sensible and distinct.So blandness is a hazard particularly since, like Mr Cameron and Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, Labour's next leader seems likely to be a white male in his early forties, who graduated from Oxbridge into a gruesomely professional political career.
It seems there is a taste right now for children's books with a message, particularly where that message is communicated in an imaginative and original way.
Awarded to an imaginative university marketing or press campaign that imparts a clear message to engage its target audience and raise the profile of the university, or show it in a new light.
She and her mother, also called Victoria (they are not an imaginative family, names-wise), were both in court this week and on message.
Old-fashioned cartoons, such as those featuring the British lion and the Russian bear, hammered their message in; the modern cartoon usually poses a riddle that the reader must solve by an imaginative effort in order to see the joke.
I.B.M., an imaginative funfair of information by the office of the late Eero Saarinen with Charles Eames, proves that the corporate message can be put across as an integrated architectural‐design concept, and without Walt Disney.
It's an imaginative project".
Schiaparelli was an imaginative, innovative couturiere.
He was an imaginative, solitary painter.
