Sentence examples for imaginative enough for from inspiring English sources

A conspiracy would be much more exciting, but sadly the tabloids aren't imaginative enough for that.

Peter Rainer writing for The Christian Science Monitor gave the film a C+ and called it "a moderately enjoyable escapade that isn't quite clever enough for adults and not quite imaginative enough for children".

The story is a bit of fluff – our freedom depends on the recovery of a magic lance – but the challenges are imaginative enough to keep us occupied for the full hour (we escape with seconds to spare).

For the hardy, and those imaginative enough to envision the full splendor of the original, this should be a rare treat.

"Four Seasons Lodge" grew out of a series of articles by Mr. Jacobs, a reporter for The New York Times and a novice director who was imaginative enough to enlist the help of the eminent vérité cinematographer Albert Maysles ("Grey Gardens").

The numbers are insufficient because we haven't been imaginative enough and active enough as all institutions together to take positive measures for people to come forward.

But perhaps we're just not imaginative enough.

Hu Jintao isn't imaginative enough to favor that approach.

She was not imaginative enough to associate any other meaning with the words.

Here is a photograph of a girl who is imaginative enough to take herself someplace else.

This book is neither malicious nor imaginative enough to make Rachel a gold digger or Nick a cad.