Sentence examples for hugely imaginative from inspiring English sources

Hugely imaginative and technically accomplished, Jonze is adept at finding ingenious creative solutions to any problem.

It's a sprawling but hugely imaginative show that's heavy on audience interaction and digressive yarn-spinning.

Chair of judges Fiammetta Rocco, the Economist's literary editor, called the story "ambitious, brave and hugely imaginative".

They are immensely varied and hugely imaginative in form; one of the most famous Fantasias has a single pitch (middle C) sounding throughout, from first bar to last.

Northern Lights: The Graphic Novel Volume One is the first gripping instalment of the phenomenal His Dark Materials trilogy written by the hugely imaginative Philip Pullman.

In addition to Ruth, there was Dee's hugely imaginative work as Thief in the 1963 film version of Jean Genet's "The Balcony," and as Julia Augustine in Joseph Papp's 1974 television version of Alice Childress's "Wedding Band".

Curators and impresarios will have to be hugely more imaginative if they want to be able to put on the interesting shows and exhibitions that keep bringing in large audiences.To capture the public's attention, an arts organisation needs a story.

Such an arrangement might appeal to Paul Hughes, hugely successful and imaginative manager of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, or persuade Clive Gillinson, who used to run the London Symphony Orchestra, to leave New York's Carnegie Hall for a return home.

"For generations we've secretly watched intelligent, imaginative and hugely-talented grandmothers, grandaunts, mothers, sisters, wives and daughters pushed into the background, purely on account of their gender.

The National Media Museum goes from strength to strength and its choice as a safe, imaginative, accessible and hugely popular place to show the collection is another fillip.

But I left hugely admiring the achievement – as an imaginative feat it's stunningly dense and psychedelic, and I also admired Barney's physical bravery.