Sentence examples for equally imaginative from inspiring English sources

The heist imagined by Michel Ferrari was equally imaginative and required months of rehearsals to be implemented without any fuck-ups.

Both processes may be equally imaginative.

Other principals have been equally imaginative, or outrageous.

But the nonartists are often equally imaginative, and more determined.

The unexpected details in the pictures demand equally imaginative acts of explanation.

Although the two have different approaches to uncovering truths, Fortey concludes, both "processes may be equally imaginative".

A taut, bristling account of the third Leonora Overture was a reminder of how good a Beethoven conductor he is, and his accompaniment to the Violin Concerto was equally alert and imaginative.

The design is certainly easy on the eyes – the space is decked out with dazzling contemporary art – and fittingly, executive chef Mike Wajda's menu equally entices with imaginative, Southern-leaning dishes like the smoked catfish dip and sweet potato pop tart.

Adapted by Mothobi Mutloatse and Barney Simon from a short story by the South African writer Can Themba, "The Suit," which opens at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Thursday, portrays an apartheid-era Madame Bovary, whose cuckolded husband exacts a highly imaginative and equally cruel revenge.

Similarly, it can be shown that the I could not be "checked" in the manner required for the possibility of consciousness unless it possessed, in addition to its original "theoretical" power of productive imaginative, an equally original "practical" power of sheer willing, which, once "checked," is immediately converted into a capacity for endless striving.

What begins as a dynamic, imaginative shunning of orthodoxy – witness Jacob and Julia's attempts to reimagine Jewish observance for their family – soon becomes equally constraining.