Sentence examples for would be imaginative from inspiring English sources
I was hoping that the winner of the competition, held for apps that complement the transit experience, would be imaginative, like the runner-up, Subculture.FM.FM
I suspect their names have never been mentioned at a Brits committee meeting, but they would be imaginative and different choices, which would highlight an area of British music neglected at awards ceremonies.
Sturgeon went on to say that her government would be "bold, imaginative and adventurous".
That would be less imaginative than his claim that, in New Jersey, "crowds of Muslims cheered as the Twin Towers came down".
The fetishes of intimacy, the titillation of clothing and grooming, the preferences and the longings, the world of textures and scents, of skin and of caresses, and even the habits of nicknames, would be the imaginative essence of "Sex Tape," and they're completely absent from it.
There is something thrilling about seeing the RSC grappling to find a new form for Shakespeare (if only some of their productions of the plays would be as imaginative and bold in approach), even if the space here is too big.
If you found it difficult to imagine this, even though the author had done everything authors usually do to make such a story fictionally true, then you would be experiencing imaginative resistance.
While the idea is wildly unpopular with the check cashers and payday loan stores, the USPS network -- with 32,000 existing facilities -- would be an imaginative expansion of plain vanilla banking services for more than a quarter of the nation.
The Invisible History of the Human Race is published by Black Inc Books I knew Jimmy Flick, the young narrator of my novel, The Eye of the Sheep, was going to be imaginative, that he would be anxious, and that he could be very manic.
