Sentence examples for imaginative challenge from inspiring English sources

Exteriors give focus to the imaginative challenge: what was going on that room?

They, along with artists like Kara Walker, took slavery as an imaginative challenge and an artistic opportunity.

Just thinking about architecture in relation to the events of Sept. 11 is a major imaginative challenge.

It also offers an imaginative challenge to the dancers, which none of the other three ballets in this programme provides.

Canin's main imaginative challenge is to make the maths, although unlikely to be comprehensible to most readers, a convincing part of the brain life of those in the cast who inherit the Andret curse.

An actor may be on the brink of stardom as Elastic Man, a figure who poses, he explains, a greater imaginative challenge than Macbeth, since everyone knows what it's like to be a bit ambitious, but few have stretched their limbs to infinite lengths.

Soaring, imaginative, challenging.

It would give producers time to build a stockpile of newer and more imaginative challenges.

Pity is a satisfying emotion, easy to set off and without the imaginative moral challenge posed by real empathy.

The difference is that indigenous Australian art is the first source of imaginative energy to challenge art in general that derives immediately from Australia and nowhere else.

A statement from the Guardian, a backer of 10 10, which exclusively showcased No Pressure, said: "The film may have been somewhat tasteless, but it was an imaginative attempt to challenge public apathy over climate change.