Sentence examples for more imaginative use from inspiring English sources

4. Make more imaginative use of the private sector.

Curvier bodywork, with a much stronger Kia family look, and a more stylish interior with more imaginative use of colours and materials than before are the main points.

Nobody put them to more imaginative use than Adam Kalkin, a New Jersey architect who designed midrise apartment buildings, urban infill and mobile art installations with them.

The white brick trend quickly weakened; in 1961 Mr. Bien was backing off, telling The Times that too many new buildings had a stereotyped, deadpan appearance, and urging architects to "make more imaginative use of building materials".

McQueen was not alone in falling for the unique charisma of Le Mans, and a feature film making more imaginative use of that historic setting, with its all-night funfair and bleary dawn, might have stood a chance.

The government has been sure-footed in its desire to simplify welfare, and has rightly promoted open data and the more imaginative use of information and communications technology to improve accountability and enable the development of new forms of services.

I wish we could abandon this false opposition, which neglects the possibility of more imaginative uses of both the light and the darkness in us.

We should be much more imaginative in using community hospitals, voluntary organisations and technology (including live videolinks over broadband) to overcome isolation and loneliness.

The first, and more improvisational, makes imaginative use of whatever ingredients happen to be in the refrigerator, cobbled together more by experience and instinct than by design.

And you may find yourself thinking of more trenchant and imaginative use of minstrel-show devices by other artists, including the Wooster Group (with its black-face "Emperor Jones and Kara Walkerer (whose cut-out paper silhouettes are brought to mind by a shadow-play sequence).

The earnest polyamorous setup, in which every new lover is openly acknowledged and everyone's feelings are patiently discussed at Yalta-type summits, invites some more imaginative trespass: not using a condom, or introducing the lover to your parents.