In a minute, the Giants had four chances to add another creatively imagined dash of doom.
The academy singled out Apple for computers and software that advanced the way music is "written, mixed, recorded and creatively imagined".
But Cox makes up for it with creatively imagined cinematography, luridly coloured and weirdly shot - no doubt intended to complement Borges' intricate prose.
Only by having a deep, plural and contextualised understanding on the issue at hand one can begin to creatively imagine its futures.
"The key to adapting a beloved property is to remain true to the essence of the original while creatively imagining the story in a new or fresh way," Dave Hollis, Disney's head of distribution, told The Times on Sunday.
Using calming words matched with humorous and imaginative illustrations, the story acknowledges and respects a child's real fears, and supports her while she creatively imagines both problems and solutions.
Until lately the printed book changed more frequently, but less creatively, than any other medium.
In the English-speaking world, young adults are named less creatively.
Detractors, less creatively, simply disliked the plan because of the black walls, which seemed to them grim and maybe racist.
Less creatively, another commenter posted a doctored photograph in which an image of a woman's genitals was superimposed over Beard's face.
Extortion, intimidation and murder (with car bombs, wooden bats and, less creatively, guns) engage the movie's politicians far more than any platform or position.
