Sentence examples for become imaginative from inspiring English sources
And to this point, many Detroiters have had to become imaginative to survive.
"I just love the philosophy of the Landmark Trust, that idea that these rural and isolated places – that would otherwise have fallen into disuse – suddenly become imaginative spaces.
Harvard can't coach its highly intelligent student body how to become imaginative.
It becomes imaginative, fantastical.
So Matilda makes up stories in which the sorrows of her lonely life become luxuriantly imaginative dramas (embodied through appropriately imaginative means onstage).
Kyung Hee Kim, a professor of education at the College of William and Mary, said that over the last three decades, less play has resulted in elementary schoolchildren becoming better test-takers, but they've also become less imaginative.
The plays as a whole become an imaginative testament to a historic and repeated failure of the imagination.
(These, of course, have been most notably Britain, the Soviet Union and the United States). The plays as a whole become an imaginative testament to a historic and repeated failure of the imagination.
