The 19 motets for five voices are meditations on penitence and suffering, which Gesualdo depicts in music of harmonic adventure and imaginative word painting.
"Sound" is an imaginative word to describe an economy with a net national saving rate of only 1.6%—its lowest in history and a current-account deficit of 5% of GDP.
Nesbitt's take on English grammar is as whimsical as it is authoritarian, making this the kind of book that every imaginative, word-obsessed child should keep under her pillow.
if you use adjectives try to shorten the adjective and put it together with another word to make an imaginative word like this:scribbledacious,scribbleastic.
Notes from Underground has from the outset been a genuine collaboration with Agustín Fernández, in which we have discovered an imaginative affinity between words and the subterranean sound-world Agustín has created, a place of terror, enchantment and possible redemption.
They were able to perceive God's revelation through their imaginative faculties via words or real or imaginary figures.
This mood is catching, and if one adopts the right dreamy pace, one can commune with Calasso through a kind of imaginative osmosis — a word and image the author adores.
It fed the dreams he turned into such movies as "La Dolce Vita," "8 1/2," "Roma" and others so imaginative that a word had to be coined to describe them: "Fellini-esque".
