Sentence examples for imaginatively from inspiring English sources

To imaginatively desire (i-desire) that P, or to have a desire-like imagining, would be to wish in an imaginative way that it were or will be the case that P hold (in some fictional or make-believe or pretend world).

Video Nation uses new technology, not aggressively, but imaginatively and benignly.

It is a good movie, genuinely unnerving, and filmed imaginatively by first-time director Nick Hamm.

The more they involve us imaginatively, the more they speak to the secret self.

Where other period dramas seem to spend less and less time actually accepting they're set in the past, Ripper's characters sound like Victorians, albeit profoundly poetic and imaginatively dexterous ones.

"Nobody knows… " There are three instances in the film where Leigh parts company with biographical fact or seeks imaginatively to extend it.

During that struggle for equality in the law the gay community fought back imaginatively with posters depicting Paisley as the new dictator of Iran and the warning that: "The Ayatollah is watching you.

Many of her ballets were imaginatively exciting, not just pretty girls and sugary music.Royalty likes to be associated with success, and her company had become the Royal Ballet and her school the Royal Ballet School.

The Garden of Eden was a real place, just as Adam was a real man.Such maps depicted paradise as imaginatively and confidently as they did earthly topography.

Mr Bowmer (of a conveniently neutral nationality) was chosen as head of the new merged entity, imaginatively named Adecco.

Voluntary-offset firms have prospered because they are able to produce emissions reductions more cheaply, and often more imaginatively, than those that are bound up in the red tape of the Kyoto process, for example.