Sentence examples for imaginative development from inspiring English sources

Thus began Lecoq's practice, autocours, which has remained central to his conception of the imaginative development and individual responsibility of the theatre artist.

Yet the answer to giving people choice and control over their lives can be found literally on their own doorsteps - through imaginative development of support-related housing.

After 18 years without one, a cinema has finally been built in the town centre, in the old Market Hall, which itself is undergoing an imaginative development that has seen old vaults dug out to provide space for restaurants.

That an author should choose a body double for a jacket photo is a terrific conceit -- it's so ripe for imaginative development that you almost want Nicholson to make more of it.

The emerging issues encompass more effective education and prevention programs, better clinics, larger numbers of trained health-care workers and imaginative development projects to put AIDS-devastated societies back on their feet.

Instead of encouraging such imaginative developments, the Competition Commission is prescribing yet more of the same.

Rather than being content simply with the wines and the tried-and-true stories that are set in front of us, it's actually on us to proactively seek out the innovative and imaginative developments in wine, even if they've taken root halfway around the world.

Yet, after tantalizing us with increasingly imaginative developments and the promise of catharsis, Garland lets it all dribble away at the end. .

We should consider what inducements would make it easier for these schools to recruit, including imaginative professional development opportunities.

Instead of the imaginative, integrated development plan drawn up by Charles Correa, the renowned Mumbai-based architect, the former mill-hub of Lalbaug-Parel is a soulless cram of skyscrapers, mall-to-mall carpeting and snarled traffic clashing with the tenements housing the dispossessed worker families.

There was talk in 2002 of imaginative new development along a seven-mile stretch of coast: Shoreham Harbour, the King Alfred site in Hove, the West Pier, the much maligned Brighton Centre and neighbouring cinema, the Black Rock site in east Brighton, and the marina.