Sentence examples for imaginative angles from inspiring English sources

He sustained an undisclosed upper body injury in Game 3. The first period unfolded much as it did in Game 6 on Sunday at Detroit, with the Red Wings making beautiful one-touch passes, tape to tape, at imaginative angles that gave them shots at what should have been an open net.

Mr. Wincer and his cinematographer, James Neihouse, come up with enough imaginative angles to keep the monotonous spectacle (how much fun is it really to watch cars drive in a circle?) fresh and exciting, and they even score the ultimate money shot: a crash that sends a loose tire sailing straight toward the viewer's forehead.

My impression of her is as a spirit-woman, a female shaman or Eve who takes power over the natural world by naming it, using the same words that have always served but with her own truly imaginative angle of vision". Valerie Wohlfeld, born in Sacramento, California, in 1956, spent portions of her childhood in American Samoa and Ecuador.

With a fresh story angle and imaginative songs, "A Chorus Line" created one singular sensation on Broadway back in 1975.

Being imaginative means using your imagination more.

The most imaginative inclusion is Francis Cape's installation "The Angle of a Landscape" (2007), which takes its title from the first line of a poem by Dickinson in which she describes the world visible from her bedroom.

His eagerness to go at the bomb from every angle suggests a voracious approach to fiction-making, a daring imaginative promiscuity that moves beyond the scope of his first, very good novel, "Family Planning" (2008).

But this only helped to give new and more imaginative perspectives on familiar problems: with Peter there was always a new angle to think about - usually with the realisation that he was absolutely right.

But are they competitors — the imaginative intellect pitted against the logical mind — or teammates, tackling the same problems from different angles?

Dr. Foster introduced shows that infused black popular culture into his routines, blending contemporary music, often jazz or rock, with imaginative choreography, his green-and-orange uniformed band members carrying their instruments at a 45-degree angle, legs bent to the same angle.

And imaginative.