Sentence examples for imaginative range from inspiring English sources

Does the imaginative range seem limited?

Mitchell's imaginative range is tremendous; his novels contain multiple narrators and nested stories.

There is no other choreographer today whose imaginative range looks so large or so multilayered.

Of all the wide and imaginative range of Mexican insults this, for them, was the worst.

Meyer Eidelson and Amanda Palmer are founders of an imaginative range of walks in and around Melbourne.

And the only place to get a sense of their imaginative range is in the museum at the Vermont farm.

The solutions it proposes are impressively imaginative, ranging from spongelike sidewalks to housing projects suspended over water to transforming the Gowanus Canal into an oyster hatchery.

When I ask myself why supermarkets devote acres of shelf space to the same grape varieties, instead of having more imaginative ranges, the answer is simple: because that's what their customers want.

Burne-Jones is such a complicated and interesting character, and I liked getting to understand his work ethic: he suffered many setbacks, emotional problems and depression, yet still produced work of tremendous imaginative power and range.

Designed more for mantelpieces and office shelves than imaginative playscapes, they range from Frank Lloyd Wright's conveniently blocky Fallingwater to the arcing sails of the Sydney Opera House – which is formed almost entirely of bespoke components that can only be used in one way, taking most of the fun out of building it.

Davidson's lovers are dysfunctional and quirky, qualities that can look a bit like profundity from a distance, but they don't have emotional or imaginative depth or range, which at the end of the day are the only things that can make a love story deep and wide-ranging.