According to a later critic, her Mass in A of 1927 showed "confident and imaginative layering of voices, building to a satisfying Agnus Dei".
Polymorphous, paranoiac, confused, yet intensely imaginative, the thinking layer of Earth that is largely the unexpected product of animal consciousness, may now be in its most impressionable stage".
But, cute piece of viral marketing or not, the imaginative tale adds another layer of vintage flavour to the camera.
Purists may quibble that Cohen varnishes her accounts with a layer of imaginative license, but her instincts are faultless; she gives a more intimate sense of these people in a few pages than one sometimes gleans from entire biographies.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
Imaginative liftoff stalls at ground level.
The program provided sixteen photographers, artists and media professionals imaginative ways to respond creatively to existing images, bringing layers of story into our lived experiences and environments.
I enjoyed my dinner, an excellent special of three salmon slices cured respectively in vodka, horseradish and vermouth and fennel ($15) and an imaginative, greaseless eggplant parmigiana, tall as a slice of layer cake ($16).
With her imaginative atlas, Infinite City, she mapped her native San Francisco, with its myriad layers of social and cultural history; in The Faraway Nearby, she has drawn instead an imaginary map of her inner homecoming.
A section called "Exploration" examines several layers of reality around lives at sea and then heads for more imaginative realms.
