Sentence examples for extremely imaginative from inspiring English sources
The seminar will study the sculpture of the Hellenistic period as an extremely imaginative and dynamic artistic expression without the Classical bias.
"He is extremely imaginative, he has a very individual, quirky response to the material, and a very sharp eye for humour".
The design budget was tiny, but luckily our young designer Colin Richmond is an extremely imaginative man, and since I also paint and draw, I felt I could at least trust my visual sense.
That exchange resulted in Shannon's pioneering analysis of cryptography systems.(A declassified version of his original 1945 memo was published in 1949). Most notably, Shannon's 1948 paper, A Mathematical Theory of Communication, was hailed as "the Magna Carta of the information age". This digital pioneer had another extremely imaginative and playful side.
Some skeptics, like Jeff Baker, a book critic for The Portland Oregonian, are prepared to concede that the books are "well written and extremely imaginative" but echo the view that Harry Potter is not yet assured of a place in the annals of great children's literature.
"He's an extremely imaginative scientist," Obst said.
"He's a highly imaginative captain.
Bill Warren has observed that Tenebrae "is in most ways a typical giallo: visually extremely stylish, with imaginative, sometimes stunning cinematography...mysterious, gruesome murders, often in picturesque locations; at the end, the identity of the murderer is disclosed in a scene destined to terrify and surprise".
This visually imaginative and extremely disturbing work draws surprising links between near-mythical pasts and imagined futures to provoke tough questions on contemporary race relations and the reality of "progress".
It is both extremely frank and richly imaginative.
On paper the Bolshoi's Moscow repertory under Mr. Ratmansky looked extremely impressive and far more imaginative and enterprising than that of his predecessors and indeed of most Western companies.
