From the humour to the gameplay, and the soundtrack to the imaginative missions.
IGN appreciated Bloodlines rewarding exploration outside the main story, and the New York Times and GameSpy praised its "wonderfully imaginative" missions.
In its highly imaginative reconstruction of the Doolittle mission, "Pearl Harbor" makes no reference at all to these criminal executions.
"Part of our mission is to be imaginative and unique".
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
A game's final missions should be its most challenging and imaginative, but here, after several tough but reasonably entertaining levels involving escapes from dozens of unkillable bad guys, the hovercraft missions seem tossed in as an afterthought.
Mr. Douglas, on a mission as always, mixes styles and languages with his fluent quartet; it's an imaginative turn on mainstream jazz, with some typically downtown chaotic energy thrown in and played with rigor.
"Julia Hart is a seasoned and imaginative PR professional with a great track record who will help bring alive the Liberty Global mission to invest, innovate and empower our customers around the world".
They reacted creatively and boldly by devising an imaginative array of institutions, like NATO and the Marshall Plan, and by formulating a clear and nonpartisan sense of mission, expressed in the Truman Doctrine and the strategies of containment.
Although never systematically implemented in the Anglican mission field, the reinvention of this ancient spatial device opens a window onto the practical, scholarly and imaginative capacity of Victorian Anglicanism in its efforts to evangelise the 'heathen' world while remaining within what it saw as a continuous, living tradition dating back to the early Church.
