imaginativeness

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• While there, court records say, he developed the idea Judge Liam O’Grady described as “so creative, so imaginative that it had great power and as a result caused such danger to our country.”

• Some think the sightings are just imaginative people getting glimpses of giant sturgeon, but we want to believe.

• Ruthie’s life isn’t cushy, and it’s made all the more difficult by quite a few men as she grows up, but her worldview is fierce and imaginative.

• What we saw doesn't quite match up to a full-fledged Mario Kart game, but it looks like it could add a lot of creativity and imaginative play opportunities to the standard RC car experience.

• This is especially true for inquisitive, imaginative, and lovable nerds.

• They were getting more imaginative,” a pawn shop owner thinks of his addict customers in “Back of Beyond.

• I also had great optimism that Guillermo would be able to realize these creatures in a unique and imaginative way.

• The food here also is delicious and imaginative, but the ambience is 180-degrees different.

• Pretending and imaginative play also flourish, and imaginary friends are common companions to young schoolchildren.

• Unless Jane becomes more unhinged in coming episodes, she was just an imaginative kid being a kid.

• Some of them, more imaginative, declared that Mrs. Charmington was even a sleeping partner in the saponaceous firm.

• A less imaginative man than Aristide would have immediately acquainted the police with his discovery.

• The brilliant imaginative mind has woven it into romance, making its colors brighter still with the sunlight of inspired phantasy.