Sentence examples for imaginative part from inspiring English sources

Our older population is the most impressive, self-sacrificing and imaginative part of our entire community.

As Rickman says, "The activist part of her life is absolutely matched by the imaginative part of her life.

We chose Rachel's words rather than those of the thousands of Palestinian or Israeli victims because of the quality and accessibility of the writing: as Rickman says, "The activist part of her life is absolutely matched by the imaginative part of her life.

For example, were you forced to abandon the imaginative part of yourself when, as a child, your parents insisted your fantasies and daydreams were useless?

We therefore need to exercise the emotional, imaginative parts of our brains if they are not to atrophy in our world of forced hyper-rationality.

Or perhaps the MCU continuity could be a problem; lining up all the heroes and villains and plot points may leave little time for the more imaginative parts of film-making.

Some of the more factual sections flag (such as those describing the Italian campaign in the Second World War), but in the early, imaginative parts the narrative is full of pungent fictional details, like Vita in her boarding house making artificial flowers, and Diamante loading bodies on a cart at a funeral parlor and measuring them for coffins.

According to Crescas, love is related to the will, which itself is the concordance of the appetitive and imaginative parts of the soul and is not related to the mind (itself an Aristotelian doctrine of animal volition, as mentioned above).

It is informative, imaginative, in parts strikingly beautiful, and always - excessively, some people may feel – elegant.

(Chinen) ★ John Hébert Trinity Project (Sunday) The bassist John Hébert, who has anchored some of the more scintillating small-group happenings of the last decade, teams up with the inventive French pianist Benoît Delbecq and the expressive drummer Gerald Cleaver, fleshing out an imaginative three-part suite inspired by Cajun French culture.

These are imaginative, playful pieces: part Romanticism, part post-Minimalism, with chord progressions supporting vocal melodies and even, in one case, audience participation (grunting and clapping).