Sentence examples for is not imaginative from inspiring English sources

Dwight is not imaginative in his ways.

Beneath the sequins and the wisecracks, though, Koontz asks real questions about the nature of good and evil, and even proffers an aesthetic argument about the difference: "Evil is not imaginative," he writes.

While British people of all ethnicities may well be becoming more hawkish on immigration, the proposed clampdown on student visas seems designed to appeal to those whose idea of Britain is not imaginative or comprehensive.

But this is not imaginative enough.

Hu Jintao isn't imaginative enough to favor that approach.

But her patter isn't imaginative enough to keep an audience engaged throughout a three-hour expedition.

When reviewing Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton, Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted "... Eazy-E sounds revitalized, but the music simply isn't imaginative.

"What stinks about Lego sets now is that they're not imaginative at all".

She was not imaginative enough to associate any other meaning with the words.

I think I always start with a bit of myself because I am not imaginative enough to get completely away.

But they were not imaginative or gay, as Alice thought Gypsies might be, only temporary-seeming, accidental, huddling about the masses of steelworks and hotel bars.