Sentence examples for imaginative touch from inspiring English sources

As a seeming moderniser, however, he also lacked the imaginative touch.

He also has a succinct imaginative touch, calling the rougher face of a willing stone "plain and unloved".

With an imaginative touch, the Sphinx is characterised as a Stuka-style, gull-winged dive bomber: an unassailable threat from the sky, with its three-bladed propeller echoing the three-way crossroads where Oedipus kills his father.

A fine imaginative touch has this Glaswegian (plus plastic baby in a high chair) seeing her husband go off to war to the desolation of Glasvegas's Daddy's Gone sung by the cast.

There is a brief glimpse of Harriet marrying Mr. Elton, and Frank Churchill's portrait comes alive and speaks to Emma, saying, "Miss Woodhouse, we meet at last". The device is used just enough to add an imaginative touch without becoming a useless gimmick.

He combined natural energy and creation with subtlety at Wembley, the qualities needed to make a difference in an attacking framework with England - with his beautiful, imaginative touch inside a crowded penalty the perfect invitation for Jamie Vardy to make the game safe against Lithuania.

But he does so with the lightest, most imaginative touches.

The playing was full of imaginative touches and effortlessly melodious.

From the baby grand Steinway piano to the remote-control curtains, the interior is full of imaginative touches.

This Ma-Yi Theater Company production directed by Daniella Topol moves quickly and has imaginative touches, including Kris Stone's sparsely evocative set, complete with a rolling wooden camel.

The witches occasionally struggled to keep up, but Mr. Noseda illuminated the many subtleties and imaginative touches of Verdi's score.