Sentence examples for bountiful imagination from inspiring English sources
The generous and modest writer Anthony Read gave Douglas Adams his first television commission, successfully fighting doubtful BBC executives to launch a young writer whose undisciplined but bountiful imagination he was convinced was a potential goldmine.
The issue is it would be very difficult to do and would require someone with a bountiful imagination and a lot of balls.
The simultaneously sinister and sweet Light Flight is a three-minute encapsulation of acid-folk, and their reworking of girl-group classic Sally Go Round the Roses is evidence of bountiful imaginations.
"The Coens have again taken a real time and place and freely made it their own, drawing on actual persons and events for inspiration, but binding themselves only to their own bountiful imaginations," wrote Scott Foundas of Variety in one of the film's first reviews posted online.
This herd of invaders, clomping into view on the 60-foot runway that slices through the audience at Avery Fisher Hall, belongs to the inspired reconsideration of the 1976 musical "Pacific Overtures," which has been directed with bountiful verve and imagination by Amon Miyamoto for the New National Theater of Tokyo and is part of the Lincoln Center Festival 2002.
There's also bountiful energy, a vivid imagination, real sex appeal and two-thirds of a name left of one that read Jonathan Parker Millsap on his birth certificate.
The imagery is bodacious, bountiful and graphic.
But Adrian, who holds a master's degree in Divinity from Harvard and an M.F.A. in writing from Iowa in addition to his medical degree, uses Shakespeare's comedy not for a virtuosic display of stylistic mimicry but as a vessel to help him access and contain the amazingly bountiful, sparkling "jewels from the deep" (as the Bard called them) of his rich imagination.
She comes from Bountiful — Bountiful, Utah".
The options are bountiful.
