Sentence examples for imaginative as a from inspiring English sources

As a painter she was richly imaginative, as a believer she was enthusiastic and unswerving.

I wanted the whole story to breathe with her love for her mother, which is both sensual and imaginative, as a child's love is.

The final twist, effective enough (though not very imaginative) as a piece of suspense plotting, has the unfortunate effect of making everything that has come before utterly nonsensical (Scott).

It's one of those rare films that come along once, maybe twice in a lifetime that leaves you feeling about as imaginative as a piece of cardboard.

At the time, he deployed the imaginative Medunjanin as a creative link in a pair with the more destructive Rahimic.

But there was sometimes a sense that he was using his imaginative gifts as a dodge, leapfrogging from one clever conceit to the next without much emotional investment in his people.

It seemed, too, that it might be worth assembling some of this terrifically fine-grained vocabulary – and releasing it back into imaginative circulation, as a way to rewild our language.

It is a measure of Michael Mann's imaginative virility as a director, and Will Smith's status as one of Hollywood's most charming and intelligent leading men, that this biopic fails as little as it does.

Local schoolgirl Jimmie cherishes her late mother's book of stories as Subhi relies on his imaginative landscape as a retreat; against all odds they meet and form a connection.

Choosing to use our imaginative muscle as a means of creation provides hope.

I was an unmarried woman of a certain age, imaginative as one could be on a fixed income.