Sentence examples for can be imaginative from inspiring English sources

(Not that this choice was bad, but the robots can be imaginative leaders).

What I like about this programme is that you can be imaginative with it.

Although sometimes populism sails close to the wind of dumbing down (a comic book showing a futuristic Artemisia, for example), the results can be imaginative.

I just need to find out if she can be imaginative and interesting and spontaneous and make me laugh and want to build something together.

They resisted what they felt were 'issue-led' books and commented, 'The idea that a work of art can be imaginative and concerned with contemporary events but in a subtle way seems to have gone by'.

"I become suspicious when people just say no, no, no, you can't have them, because there are lots of ways one can be imaginative about them," Dr. Birch said.

They can also be imaginative: he has been known to dispatch graduate students to a suburban mall in the name of science.

See what else you can think of, be imaginative!

In certain fields, like product design and advertising, corporations can be as imaginative as you like.

In a newspaper, headlines can be lyrical, imaginative, off the wall.

This can be the imaginative colonisation of other people's lives or identities; when it goes wrong it is stalking, obsession, appropriation.