Sentence examples for something more imaginative from inspiring English sources

"You're expecting something more imaginative and impressionistic".

Let us hope for something more imaginative -- and effective.

Shouldn't Film4 be striving to screen something more imaginative?

What we need is something more imaginative and daring.

Couldn't we have gone for something more imaginative?

If they'd done something more imaginative, it would have stormed away.

But Partners in Health also aspires to do something more amorphous, more imaginative, and more improbable: "to serve as an antidote to despair".

The title "Cosmic Voodoo Circus" promises something more wildly imaginative, something that would disorient and even frighten conventional wisdom.

This is not quilting as commonly imagined – Laura Ashley pre-cut squares machined together for the guest room – but something infinitely more imaginative, idiosyncratic, personal; another way of drawing or painting, another form of narrative or expression.

I utilize my creative problem-solving skills to make something even more imaginative -- with a no-carve pumpkin.

We need to make sure we have something in place, preferably not the old welfare safety net, but something new and more imaginative that bounces people into training, for example, as opposed to back into a welfare system".