Sentence examples for imaginative setting from inspiring English sources

Though its imaginative setting is a Spanish-speaking country, it wasn't hard to see the novel's dual meaning as an allegorical comment on immigration and Australia's persecution of "boat people".

The Financial Time's Ludavic Hunter wrote that "his soulful voice cries out for a more imaginative setting than the rote gospel-pop and balladry that the hotly tipped newcomer finds himself saddled with".

(The imaginative sets are by Lez Brotherston).

(Mark Wendland's efficient, imaginative sets achieve wonders in this regard).

The film's imaginative set and costume designs had a strong artistic influence on Fritz Lang's film Metropolis (1927).

The architectural variety of Mr. McVicar's imaginative sets made for a multi-faceted picture of ancient Rome.

Simple but imaginative sets by Albere, including a portrait gallery inspired by Edward Gorey's illustrations, and David Auxier's spirited choreography added to the production's appeal.

The production was directed by Kara-Lynn Vaeni, with simple but imaginative sets by Nick Francone that used framed photographs to create a psychological backdrop rather than a sense of place.

Spare, imaginative sets, designed by Roger Hanna and often consisting of little more than a few cruciform pillars, reminded you how much can be accomplished with next to nothing.

Joan Sutherland's performance as Leonora consumed the most attention in the press coverage, but Nolan was singled out for his imaginative sets.

It has appeal based on a beloved and light-hearted film, new songs, imaginative sets and star power in the person of Mr. Curtis.