Sentence examples for thinking imaginatively from inspiring English sources

"We think this is an important problem, and not one people are thinking imaginatively enough about today".

Indeed, thinking imaginatively is one part of creativity, but two others are also essential: expertise and motivation.

Pushing heretical ideas, having a unique vision, thinking imaginatively and counterintuitively are the very definitions of creativity in business.

The CHRO should be searching for people who could be future value creators and then thinking imaginatively about how to release their talent.

Yet, in recent decades, pundits and politicians have devoted far more time to worrying about racial divisions in British society than they have to thinking imaginatively about the consequences of our new religious pluralism.

Like everything to do with risk management, there is the further danger that the existence of the risk strategy itself inoculates managers against thinking imaginatively about rare but devastating risk possibilities.

I think we have been thinking more imaginatively, more thoughtfully, more credibly than any other party.

We can think imaginatively and with confidence about where we go from here.

We become more reactive and less capable of thinking clearly, reflectively or imaginatively.

In this he was the best kind of writer about religious matters, the kind that rationally appreciated the need for the imagination and that imaginatively reconceived reasonable thinking.

A full evening of this isn't for the faint of heart, but it was a wonderful part of this improbably perfect program — showing how two generations can be imaginatively allied, despite thinking entirely differently about dance.