Sentence examples for imaginative compromise from inspiring English sources
"Onera" is Greek for "dreams," and the chef Michael Psilakis, a first-generation Greek-American who until last year ran an Italian restaurant on Long Island, has created a suitably imaginative compromise between his cultural and culinary heritages.
If that's just the way it's going to be, perhaps the answer lies in imaginative compromises like joint commissions: pairing a skilled, imaginative jazz arranger with a soloist-composer.
In the end, this power shift compromises imaginative solutions and endangers brand success.
Freedom, imaginative richness, willingness to compromise, and to extend a welcome where it's needed – there are many worse messages to absorb at bedtime, both for parent and for child.
That temporary socioeconomic setback was overcome by the admission of students from all classes of people and, at the same time, by a concerted effort on the part of more imaginative musicians to make some compromise between their old traditions and the new sounds flowing in from the West.
In its most general form, the aesthetic value puzzle is the puzzle of why texts that evoke imaginative resistance are often aesthetically compromised thereby; this puzzle is typically discussed specifically in the context of morality.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
Imaginative attunement with a subject, however, does not have to compromise a vigilant biographer's critical detachment, and Schiff's beautiful writing hums with that tension.
"Compromise, compromise, compromise," he said.
