Sentence examples for imaginative on from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to think the show is still one of the most imaginative on television.

Her fellow Belgian Justine Henin-Hardenne proved the more versatile and imaginative on both occasions and the best of Clijsters had been consumed by nerves.

This piece of acting -- the most imaginative on the screen last year -- caused a stir, though not the right kind: there was an outcry in the Salvadoran community about racial caricaturing.

The production numbers remain the most imaginative on Broadway, with the possible exception (in a very different vein) of those in "The Lion King," and I still found my face stretched into smiles more often than I have at any other point in this largely smile-free season.

Watts considered the arrangement the "most imaginative" on Material World and described the recording as "a fairground sound, using harpsichord and couched in waltz-time".

The commitment shows: Salvat's work is highly imaginative on a science fictional level, but is also worthy of some of the great naturalist illustrations throughout time.

At the end of the night came "Sugar Buzz," one of the least imaginative lyrics on the new album.

True Blood has created one of the most imaginative universes on television.

With ambitious novels by Aravind Adiga and Amitav Ghosh appearing on the list, one could have hoped for a more imaginative take on Indian writing.

On cello he fashioned equally imaginative elaborations on themes from Bizet's "Carmen" and ended with a reeling reinvention of "Bring Me to Life," a bombastic emo-metal anthem by the rock band Evanescence.

"I was thinking that it was interesting that you don't have many imaginative takes on it like George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' and its take on Stalinism".