Imaginatively in a sentence

Blank pages in the book and silences on the audiobook imaginatively denote seizures and memory loss.

In September 2020, Embra Yoonie’s horrendously ugly David Hume Tower was imaginatively renamed 40 George Square, after a student campaign objecting to the philosopher’s offensive epithets and writings related to race.

Now considered one of the greatest action films ever made, “John Wick” started a nearly $600 million franchise that has been praised for its imaginatively over-the-top action sequences.

There have been a couple of frustrating years in between, but the fact has never wavered that Mahomes at his best is a problem for which there is no solution, however hard and imaginatively Nick Sirianni and the Eagles tried.

Classic Japanese haiku imaginatively illustrated with bilingual English and Japanese text.

He capably and imaginatively explores the differences between these ways of approaching life, clearly demonstrating that bottom-up allows us to flourish.

It demonstrates a longer and more varied history of the human desire to appropriate and imaginatively re-create famous contemporary figures.

Prof. Nolan went on to stress that what comes after May 5 - the date of the next deadline for an update on lockdown restrictions - needs to be "very imaginatively thought through" and "exceptionally carefully managed".

This suggests that people will vote imaginatively if the effect of that vote is a positive one.

Here are 7 tips to get you started on your quest toward developing a staff that addresses challenging issues imaginatively, unconventionally and constructively.

In his time, Jonathan Miller would astonish audiences with his variety of interests, expressed in the medical documentary program “The Body in Question” or imaginatively transposing Verdi’s “Rigoletto” to 1920s gangland Chicago in a popular staging.

I wish Logan and Kitt had delved more imaginatively into the subject.

The only way that the figures could take him by surprise is if he were imaginatively the urn, staring instead at a concave surface.

When it comes to the situation of refugees, and to the conditions in which the Underground Railroad operated, and to the kind of repression that is imaginatively depicted in “The Memory Police,” we have, perhaps, exiled ourselves from the truth.

Foreign travel has been imaginatively woven into the promotion plans possibly to forestall chances of his taking off on his own to unknown destinations, given his compulsive yen for foreign travel.

Neither the performances nor the clever set by Kristen Robinson and spot-on costumes by Kenisha Kelly are enough, though: “Balls” is as intellectually underfed as it is imaginatively overindulgent.

Cézanne's early work is often concerned with the figure in the landscape and includes many paintings of groups of large, heavy figures in the landscape, imaginatively painted.

It appears that the order of being was first imaginatively visualized before it was abstractly thought.