Sentence examples for imaginatively conceived from inspiring English sources
Salonen's valedictory programs, imaginatively conceived and immaculately executed, captured the essence of his achievement.
A book can provide pleasure even if it is not imaginatively conceived or well observed.
Instead of a personal gesture, imaginatively conceived and executed, our yearly gift to Wyoming Presbyterian often feels anonymous and institutional.
The judges said, "In this imaginatively conceived, beautifully written book, Harold Holzer demonstrates that there are still sides to the 16th president we haven't appreciated.
With this "Rite of Spring" Mr. Gilbert offered a teaser for the Philharmonic's imaginatively conceived opening-night program on Sept. 19.
Ambitious, imaginatively conceived group shows in particular can significantly raise the interest level of even ordinary material and make the better than ordinary soar.
(This desperate need to be liked, and its digital-media-centricity, made for the very subject of Wright's daringly conceived and imaginatively realized 2010 film, "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World").
Yet Droysen and authors before him never conceived of understanding solely as an act of mental imitation or solely as an act of imaginatively "transporting" oneself into the point of view of another person.
They stand, then, as responses both to Gabbey's implication that because Spinoza does not say how his notion of motion and rest can be expressed mathematically, his views are too vague and sterile to be of such contemporary relevance, and to the difficulties we have seem, in conceiving how motion and rest, as we conceive them imaginatively, can possible serve to individuate bodies.
("If a piece of fiction can allow us imaginatively to identify with a character's pain, we might then also more easily conceive of others identifying with our own").
