Sentence examples for imaginative bits from inspiring English sources

This updating has some imaginative bits.

And this competent craftsman may be too worldly and too practical to do the "imaginative" bits that sometimes help make the reputations of "artist" directors.

TfL is becoming ever more imaginative about the bits of Tube stations it will sell off to advertisers – including, now, the space between escalators and the gates of the exit barriers.

Diners too take a chance when ordering from a menu that is both imaginative and a bit over the top.

Praising his efforts at the time, his boss declared that, while the Muscatine slogan was "a bit imaginative," he could see a bright future for Fitzgerald in advertising.

Be a bit imaginative and you can create some great dishes that look – and more importantly taste – like they have been made with the utmost thought and planning, rather than cobbled together from whatever was left of yesterday's lunch.

After seven weeks spent watching this fascinating, beautiful, imaginative footage, the great bits were obvious.

Admittedly, this is a bit more imaginative than the other two.

Momentum's forward-thinking activists sound both more emollient and a bit more imaginative.

That will require a bit of imaginative design work.The first thing MAV engineers have to decide is the shape of their aircraft.

The archbishop's fascination with Shakespeare has recently taken tangible literary shape in what he nervously calls "a bit of imaginative writing".