Sentence examples for imaginative scope from inspiring English sources

The sheer imaginative scope of his work has not gone unnoticed.

Allfree praised Sackville's "ambitious, beautifully constructed" book, saying: "It has a huge imaginative scope.

Morris said that puppets gave maximum imaginative scope to theatre audiences.

What makes them so diverse is not just the internationalism of their entrants but their imaginative scope.

And yet "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo," for all the killing and suffering it contains, is buoyed by the vitality of its imaginative scope.

Mr. Joseph's play is wonderfully daring in its imaginative scope, convincingly evoking the fraught relationships between the occupying American soldiers and the frightened, suspicious Iraqi civilians.

It's an accessible and entertaining take on coding for kids, with plenty of scope for imaginative play.

As a result, the scope for imaginative reworking of the past – the misrecognitions and mutations that characterised earlier cults of antiquity like the 19th-century gothic revival – is reduced.

That year she published Ben Jonson, Dramatist, a book of vast scope and imaginative sympathy in its understanding of what makes Jonson so unlike Shakespeare, and a rescue-act in its astonishing demonstration of the successfully experimental nature of Jonson's last plays, works till then dismissed as failures.

Alexander's previous Cook's Companion has a very high status in our house for its scope and imaginative take on a thousand ingredients (she will always have something useful to say), so I am sure this will be used with pleasure.

This is similar to the manner in which the science fiction fan of yore existed in a bubble of imaginative realities where the scope of the human experience was so much more rarified than life itself.