imaginatively

imaginative | American Dictionary

imaginative
adjective
us/ɪˈmædʒ·ə·nə·t̬ɪv/
new, original, and showing a quick intelligence:
an imaginative little girl

imaginatively

adverbus/ɪˈmædʒ·ə·nə·t̬ɪv·li/

Examples of imaginative

imaginative
Each chapter starts with clear summary points and data are presented using imaginative graphics to highlight the patterning of inequality.
One possible explanation for this, is that the instrument used is biased to normative, usually pleasant involvement in sensory and imaginative experiences.
A few points are worth noting: first, imaginative variation reveals invariant properties of the intentional object.
Arctic facts, at once manipulated into realistic, or equally into fantastical, fiction, provided a rich visual and imaginative resource.
Sharp appears not to possess the ability to recognize truly intelligent literary ideas and genuinely imaginative creation.
She is too imaginative a scholar, however, to confine herself entirely to textual analysis.
Writers look at festivals, songs, language use, drama and body arts, all of which reflect, comment on or represent warfare in imaginative ways.
At other times one misses the kind of imaginative language that might communicate the poetic experience some of the work affords.
Their engagement with imaginative levels of identity emerges in the current study as an important element in how such stories are told.
Thus, for example, while my visual perception can betray me, my imaginative consciousness cannot.
They are most likely playful though, as a group, and imaginative, and resourceful, and entertaining.
The authors of this imaginative text never really get to grips with this reality.
Each chapter is followed by a set of imaginative exercises which emphasize the application of the seismological principles and techniques explained in the text.
The imaginative content of gossip - comic, extravagant, mischievous or seditious - was a popular commodity.
They must be highly intelligent, imaginative and original in their thinking.
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