Sentence examples for overly imaginative from inspiring English sources
Here was a chance — one is tempted to think — for a singer to redress the balance after years of following the dictates of overly imaginative directors.
The tone is mock serious from the very beginning, with a functional if not overly imaginative set by Laura Fine Hawkes serving as a home, hospital, lab, morgue and so on with minimal effort.
And Anne was so complicated and real: so overly verbose, earnest, imaginative, fragile yet strong, bad-tempered yet sweet.
GIVEN all of the overly complicated, wildly imaginative clothing sent down the runway in the last couple of seasons, it follows that some designers would start thinking in simpler terms -- creating easy palette-cleansing looks that may not move fashion forward, but sure will keep it selling.
John attempted a synchronised operation involving land-based and water-borne forces, considered by most historians today to have been imaginative in conception, but overly complex for forces of the period to have carried out successfully.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
Occasionally, his method is overly self-conscious — references to Dante seem portentous — but his imaginative engagement with Haitian history produces hallucinatory vignettes that are memorable.
