Sentence examples for providing imaginative from inspiring English sources

An associated question is whether corporations currently under siege for providing imaginative perks to their executives will continue to pony up substantial doses of shareholder money to occupy skyboxes and ringsides, the economics of which are clearly predicated on corporate welfare.

The Walt Disney Co. has been in the business of providing imaginative escapist entertainment since its founding in 1923 by Walt and Roy Disney, two brothers who left their itinerant Midwestern roots and, to borrow a lyric from Led Zeppelin, went to California with an aching in their hearts to make movies.

In the mid-1980s he provided imaginative scripts for publications such as Doctor Who Magazine, Warrior, and Spider-Man and Zoids.

Her fluency could be relied on to provide imaginative security, and she wanted readers – of The Edwardians, Family History, All Passion Spent – to feel that too.

This support is allowing us time to learn, reflect and challenge each other and draw on the expertise held in the sector to provide imaginative and robust solutions to the many difficult issues that we face now.

David Liddiment called on Radio 2 to provide "more imaginative, entertaining content the licence fee payer can't hear anywhere else", and "more imaginative cultural and social campaigns that make full use of the peaktime schedule in a way that has not been heard before".

Yet it provides an imaginative context for Mr. de Mare's impressive talents and personal story.

(I saw one of them, a presentation of the voice-and-piano version in which an onslaught of projections by the artist William Kentridge provided an imaginative but pointlessly distracting backdrop to an eloquent performance by the baritone Matthias Goerne).

Supporting learners to think spatially means considering learning environment designs that provide the imaginative mental states about concepts of space, tools of representation, and processes of reasoning that underlie more formal thought (Waller, 2014).

We came up with a plan that can be applied anywhere, whether linked to a school or not, and which provides an imaginative solution to the problems of limited resources and poor quality teaching.

Whereas Freudian models of the unconscious have provided an imaginative mechanism for joining personal characteristics and physical disturbances to episodes in the individual past, stress escaped the individual frame.