Sentence examples for be imaginative enough from inspiring English sources

If we, as a people, can be imaginative enough to make Snuggies sound like a great idea, we can improve upon the current names we have in place.

Here is a photograph of a girl who is imaginative enough to take herself someplace else.

But she was imaginative enough to make it always drift off to mysterious destinations.

The story is a bit of fluff – our freedom depends on the recovery of a magic lance – but the challenges are imaginative enough to keep us occupied for the full hour (we escape with seconds to spare).

"If there's anything explicit in the relation of this piece to the current political climate, it's to basically say: Here are all these beautiful texts that were created when the government was imaginative enough to revive its economy to a certain extent through putting its artists to work," Mr. Kahane noted.

Among their schemes were granting a "general power of competence" to local councils to improve their neighbourhoods (though it is hard to envisage many of them being imaginative enough to exploit it), and new mechanisms to let councils retain the tax benefits of local business growth and new housing.Voters would also enjoy new powers under the Tory plans.

His choices for the top jobs in his foreign-policy team are all consistent with this rather unilateralist approach to the world.The big uncertainty is whether the team is imaginative enough to respond successfully to or, better still, head off the threats and crises that will confront it.

President Richard M. Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger, then the national security adviser, were imaginative enough to accept the invitation to visit China from Chairman Mao Zedong and Prime Minister Zhou Enlai, even though neither Ping-Pong nor a simple visit touched on the basic issues between China and the United States.

"She's imaginative enough to see the problems and brave enough to tackle them in ways that a lot of others in the field can only envy," Miller says.

Fighting uphill in a steep industry may serve 0(+> and his colleagues creatively but not financially. He's imaginative enough to reinvent himself a la Madonna should he care to.

SP: The only proviso to all of this is that in science it's not enough to be imaginative and creative, it also has to be right.