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All together they add up, at least to an imaginative whole.

It'll be up to me to make the answer imaginative.

But be imaginative about ways to get others involved in your site.

You were quite imaginative to take us on this way.

We could do with a more imaginative approach here at all policy levels.

Today many people seem to have lost the will to make this imaginative effort.

But this book has brought me back to imaginative writing again.

She was indeed imaginative and seemed to be a good subject.

Only the most imaginative could make out a female form.

He was on a roll, and his imaginative mind had taken off.

We're in trouble; the way out is going to be new imaginative things.

"You'd think they'd come up with something a little more imaginative this time."

"With the economy the way it is, you have to be more imaginative than that."

Not all of the action is so innocent or imaginative.

India, he said, needed to be more imaginative in its approach.

Imaginative use of learning technology was in evidence on most courses.

A more imaginative person would already have gone mad, perhaps.

"Unfortunately, most of our land development has not been particularly imaginative about them."

They may be too close to come up with new and imaginative answers.

In another second or two the imaginative process would pass away and she'd return to normal.

The world could be very much like our own or an imaginative fantasy land.

In the park, people can play a survival game under an imaginative war state.

Because someone, quite likely by accident, had put the wrong idea in her imaginative little head.

The idea is to show visitors how to make imaginative use of things they have around the house.

At issue always is the imaginative freedom of the artist.