Sentence examples for imaginative captain from inspiring English sources

"He's a highly imaginative captain.

But, yes, Taylor was the last classical, imaginative captain before Clarke, definitely, and quite possibly the last great one.

Dhoni immediately recovered his reputation for being an imaginative captain, while for Cook it was the nadir of his reign.

Hammond, never the most imaginative of captains, chose to bat each time.

R. C. Robertson-Glasgow said that "Hammond does not rank among the more imaginative England captains", although he concluded by defending Hammond as "experienced and sound".

The truth is that he is an often imaginative but increasingly flawed captain in charge of one of the weakest West Indies sides in history.

Stephen Fleming of New Zealand, and Brendan McCullum now – he's a good captain, he's imaginative.

Being imaginative means using your imagination more.

For illustration, he offers the following fascinating sequence as an example of "exploration's rich imaginative history".In the early 19th century, British whaling captains based off Greenland and a few naturalists carried north by the Navy began to document Arctic wildlife.

Shane Warne has strongly criticised Alastair Cook, saying that England could lose the Ashes this winter if their captain continues his "negative, boring, not very imaginative" approach to Test cricket.

"Captain Bligh's Portable Nightmare" is highly imaginative and vividly evokes what it might have been like for Bligh and his men during a nearly fatal open-boat voyage.