The phrase "imaginative language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe writing or speech that is creative, original, and evocative. For example, "His descriptions of the landscape were full of imaginative language and vivid imagery."
Points for imaginative language.
Mr. Gingrich's campaign wasn't the only one using imaginative language.
The imaginative language of enchantment then, to which Pullman refers, is used not just by poets, but by architects, bankers, entrepreneurs, fashion designers, journalists, marketers, and all others devoted to the art of "spin".
She closes by reasserting her book's recurring argument that "the genre of the lyric obliges its poet" only to represent his responses to his personal situation "in adequate imaginative language". But Heaney's efforts to reconcile ethics and esthetics are more generous and complex than Vendler implies, and the effect of her polemic is intermittently to represent him as a lesser poet than he is.
First, to hear Nye Bevan, as I did at rallies, such as his visit to the Guildhall in Cambridge in early 1956, was magic - the lilting Welsh voice, the imaginative language and imagery, the timing, the use of his stammer to huge effect, and the impeccable good manners, even when delivering withering scorn.
"At a time when the public appetite for inventive furnishings was rather bland," said Michael Maharam, the co-owner of the textile company Maharam, who first sought out Harper a decade or so ago, "Irving, through his activities with George Nelson and Herman Miller, produced a variety of work in an utterly distinct and imaginative language, yielding some of the great designs of the century".
While psychiatry was the primary framework for making sense of queer love at times even for queer people themselves some fashioned new and imaginative languages for expressing forms of queer love and queer religion.
This play, which evokes the lives of the inhabitants of a small Welsh town, shows Thomas's full powers as an artist in comedy; it is richly imaginative in language, dramatic in characterization, and fertile in comic invention.
He abandoned the prospect of medical studies there when a friend showed him Donald Tovey's Essays in Musical Analysis, "which, in spite of that academic title, described music in wonderfully imaginative, lively language that still related to the sounds themselves.
Written in imaginative, forthright language, "The Wasp Factory" (his 1984 debut) and "The Bridge" (1986) were novels that countless young Scots read and took to their hearts.Asked whether he could join a Book Festival event marking three decades of his work, Iain told me "I'd bloody love to".
Although rich and imaginative, the language too is endangered.
