Sentence examples for imaginative cause from inspiring English sources

Pogue said the conflict in his case was "kind of an imaginative cause and effect.

Bidders were overwhelmed by the imaginative effort.

He contributed copiously to the cause of imaginative literature and even eventually (see the enchanting "Rain-Charm for the Duchy," dedicated to "H.R.H. Prince Harry") wrote poems in honor of the royal family.

Flying cars have always been cause for imaginative flights of fancy, but more and more they're becoming targets for actual engineering efforts at big aerospace companies and technology startups.

Greenblatt concedes that "very little is understood about the life experiences" that caused the imaginative leaps Shakespeare made.

"We should worry just as much about the damage to our moral and imaginative ecology that is caused by our failure to think honestly about character and honour – nobility, if you like.

Those two films in particular – with Interstellar's dimension-bending denouement closer to a sort of old-time spiritualism than Nolan might like to admit – use sci-fi to widen the same imaginative wormholes that have caused periodic eruptions of the weird in seemingly impervious tracts of American normality in past films.

The lad claimed he never realized the trouble he was causing with his imaginative interpretation of Valentine's comments.

Similarly, an experiment carried out in Long Island a few years ago, which was intended to produce a form of matter known as strange quarks, caused a few imaginative worrywarts to fear that the entire planet would be converted into subatomic particles called strangelets.Neither of these things came to pass, of course.

This piece of acting -- the most imaginative on the screen last year -- caused a stir, though not the right kind: there was an outcry in the Salvadoran community about racial caricaturing.

Being imaginative means using your imagination more.