Sentence examples for imaginative creating from inspiring English sources

Currently the spaces are mostly white cubes, but if the artists wanted to be more imaginative, creating environments that reflect their aesthetic, it could make for an unusual and fun experience.

These days exchanges trading derivatives are highly imaginative in creating new products.

However, as Mr. Huntington points out, idleness undermines motivation, hope and purpose, so we must be more imaginative in creating meaningful work.

Then he steps into even more imaginative territory, creating a parallel story of Billy Ablass, a young man who in 1564 goes to sea with the Elizabethan adventurer John Hawkins.

In their new book, Take Their Breath Away: How Value-Unique Service CreaTimesevoted Customers in Times When Value-Added Costs Too Much, Bell and Patterson show leaders how they can improve customer loyalty by becoming more imaginative and creating unexpected "whoa's" from their customers.

Charlotte could spend literally hours in imaginative worlds created from inside that dress-up box.

They looked stronger, slicker and more imaginative, and created several chances to prove that on the scoreboard.

The dances were drawn from 10 impressively clear-sighted and imaginative pieces created during a hectic month.

What role-playing games do so beautifully is to provide a structure for non-writers, people who might say they're not very imaginative, to create characters.

The actor reportedly encouraged the film-makers to be "imaginative and create a character who has a history of being gay, rather than Sulu, who had been straight all this time, suddenly being revealed as being closeted".

The audience perked up when the orchestra played five brief, vibrantly imaginative works created by fifth and sixth graders in the Very Young Composers program that the Philharmonic runs in city schools.