Sentence examples for truly imaginative from inspiring English sources

Independent financing has set truly imaginative directors into free flight.

Mason writes of impoverished Brazil with a precision and a negative capability that are truly imaginative.

I love the place – it's got a brilliant, buzzy vibe, a savvy front-of-house team and truly imaginative cooking.

Declarer took the first trick on the board and made a truly imaginative play, calling for the heart seven.

"Poe believed", writes Louise J Kaplan, "that truly imaginative literature locates its deepest meaning in an undercurrent.

And it would be refreshing to have someone truly imaginative and exciting, someone who respects the European tradition but is not cowed by it.

A truly joyful, imaginative and energising collection, Nation Time is like a grinning punk cousin to Miles Davis's brutal and brilliant Bitches Brew LP, which arrived a few months later.

She called on them to be "truly brave, imaginative, decent, and accountable," because "we can't accept anything less than being number one".

Not only was the play truly funny and imaginative, but the agglomeration of hilarious oddballs cohabiting in surreal chaos was enormously warming and magical.

On the other hand, OkDoThis (founded by world-renowned photographer Jeremy Cowart) is meant to get everyday (and pro) photographers out of the usual "plane window" and "pumpkin spice latte" rut to take truly inspiring and imaginative photos.

I fully expect object-based enhancement to be a standard feature in TVs over the next few years (if not by the end of the week — it is CES after all), though, of course, truly useful or imaginative applications of it will probably take a little longer.