Sentence examples for resourceful imagination from inspiring English sources

In telling the back story of the boy who became Peter Pan, 'PETER AND THE STARCATCHER,' at the Brooks Atkinson Theater, creates a complete and beguiling fantasy world with a minimum of scenery technology, making a convincing case that the best special effects are the ones generated by a resourceful imagination.

Structurally based on TS Eliot's Four Quartets, and woven through with allusions to the Odyssey and the myth of Cupid and Psyche, Fire and Hemlock is a retelling of two Scottish ballads, Thomas the Rhymer and Tam Lin, set both in an England of the 1980s (Here, Now) and a fluid otherwhere (Nowhere) in which legend and resourceful imagination are sovereign.

At the same time, the need for obliqueness can also make the literary imagination more resourceful.

So suddenly I was using my imagination and being resourceful and concentrating on getting it right – all the stuff which since has been a big part of my outdoor adventures.

Though inartistically composed, these portraits of resourceful and daring heroes caught the imaginations of the Japanese, and their exploits are still prominent on the Kabuki stage.

Yet his imagination seems more vivid and resourceful when taking emotional situations head on, and his strategy of offsetting pathos with bathos seems willed; the nose joke comes off as more Catskills than Gogol.

"There was something in the very atmosphere of a small town in the Deep South," Willie Morris once observed of Yazoo City, the delta community where he was raised, "something spooked-up and romantic, which did extravagant things to the imagination of its bright and resourceful boys".

Such resourceful, brainy theater that honors the power of imagination defines the heart, soul and mission of regional theater.

Every designer relies on imagination, but Thomé's creativity is particularly resourceful.

Rather than lacking imagination or a desire for independence, many local students are very resourceful in how they negotiate the contradictions of being a local student.

The title, she added, conjures an image of a creature "that is pretty soft and mute and pretty helpless" -- a far cry from the wonderfully resourceful independent choreographers who routinely transform the Kitchen with their outlandishly fertile imaginations.