imaginatively

The play may be a small production, but it is imaginatively done.

This is a happy place, and an imaginatively realized one.

What is more, he used the basement space very imaginatively.

The arguments over the months have included thinking imaginatively about security.

Still, this technology can surely be used more imaginatively than it was here.

It has to be entered into imaginatively before it's going to do anything to you.

It focuses on works that deal imaginatively with social issues.

The challenge to increase membership has been imaginatively taken up by some groups.

It would help if the wine list supported the food more imaginatively.

"You either are in touch with that imaginatively or you're not.

What might the children have learned about ballet from the imaginatively chosen program?

I'll come back because you have beautiful things imaginatively presented."

I suggest we need to seek international collaboration far more imaginatively.

All this is imaginatively and, for the most part, successfully worked out in terms of fiction.

A workshop will help you to think more imaginatively about risks than doing it alone.

"We're in such a different landscape, imaginatively, than we were 20 years ago," she added.

Yet she dealt with extra weight in an imaginatively direct way.

That you did so imaginatively makes it no less iniquitous.

Every bit of the stage space is used imaginatively.

But he also showed clothes that were both beautiful and imaginatively conceived.

Would it not be a relief if we had a few stories dealing imaginatively with that situation?

Afterwards we would talk either about the film or more imaginatively."

He was of course richly and imaginatively rewarded for his services.

"She was living in the place," he said, "but not really responding to it imaginatively."

He had good live music for all three pieces, and the scenic aspects were imaginatively done.