Sentence examples for imaginative at from inspiring English sources

"What stinks about Lego sets now is that they're not imaginative at all".

The glory of "Passione" is how personal it is — outré, imaginative, at times surrealist: strange acting, strange settings.

I'm nicer to be around, I laugh and smile more, I'm more considerate and I'm more productive and imaginative at work.

These are the people who cast Russell Crowe in a musical, Jesus Christ!" It's not as cinematically confident as it might be: director Richard LaGravenese isn't always the most imaginative at providing visual settings.

Yes, the likes of Whipsnade and Chester are awesome and you'll need at least a day to explore each, but some of the compact ones, such as Bristol, have been incredibly imaginative at making good use of space, making your day every bit as exciting.

"He is very thorough, very serious, and imaginative at the same time".

To check this imaginative outlet at every turn seemed at best churlish and at worse damaging.

At one end of the spectrum, for Stanley Spencer, childhood brought enduring imaginative riches; at the other, for the androgynous-looking Carrington, it left lifelong scars, particularly an aversion to sex.

They deserve a more imaginative attempt at rendering it live.

It was visually beautiful and imaginative while at the same time being information-dense and telling a good story.

I recently enjoyed hearing the Knights, an adventurous chamber orchestra, in an imaginative program at the Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park.