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The images are not very imaginatively chosen.
Imaginatively she is of the highest importance; practically she is completely insignificant.
We creatively, imaginatively, inventively lie.'.
We need to think bigger,better and more imaginatively.
We creatively, imaginatively, inventively lie.'.
So, in a frenzy, I corrected everybody's marks,not imaginatively.
We lie creatively, imaginatively and inventively.".
Decide for yourself whether you want to create a classic rabbit in brown or white or an imaginatively colorful animal.
They had to act imaginatively, on intuition, in order to save the world from a looming catastrophe.
Fortunately, these shortcomings are easy to replace, filling items,yet imaginatively inserting a smaller black dot.
Knowingly, imaginatively, he incorporated folklore elements into ballet technique and even went one step further.
If a child has run out of ideas,giving them some kind of challenge can prompt them to continue to amuse themselves imaginatively.
Also on Hauptstrasse,Hip Hotel offers imaginatively themed rooms and a free breakfast, but no public areas or lobby.
This obviously was completely incorrect and different than Einstein's quantum theory of light,which Einstein not imaginatively called a“light quantum”.
Radjabov plays very imaginatively… he just won't give up, he is extremely tenacious and will always find a way to muddy the waters to throw you off track.
Ayed's outfit, which is called'the"Prism"', used to consist of three sectors named,not very imaginatively, Sector One, Sector Two and Sector Three.
The museum is imaginatively housed within the cloister of the 14th-century convent of São Domingos, and the Gothic setting lends a mysterious and strangely romantic quality to the collection.
A future graduate in Computer Engineering must possess basic scientific-technological knowledge that gives him the level of abstraction necessary for the development of projects dynamically and imaginatively.
This imaginatively designed indoor market, which runs Saturday and Sunday from 9.30am to 4pm(and Friday from 5pm to 9pm between November and February), has been a riproaring success.
Stretching and growing: building on this experience, students expand their physical and emotional range,developing the art of transformation and working imaginatively from within worlds and characters which are substantially removed from their own.
When we have learned to know ourselves imaginatively, we realize that we are by no means as well adapted to this world as we would be if we could make proper use of our entire organism.
This course is suitable for graduates from all backgrounds and will provide with the management skills, entrepreneurial qualities, and networking opportunities to enable thestudent to start and run businesses effectively and imaginatively…[-].
This cultural, artistic and traditional unit,extraordinarily and imaginatively rich in elements, characteristics and tourist contents of Western Serbia, is absolutely ultimate in its authentic details.
Whether we touch only what we see or the mystery of what lies… beneath the veil of what we see, we are made for unending meeting and exchange, while having to hold a coherent mind and body,physically or imaginatively, which in turn can be found and touched itself.
Targeting toddlers up to twelve-year-olds, this imaginatively designed playground represents the geographical features of Santa Barbara, from the mountains to the sea, with bridges, islands, a cityscape, a shipwreck climbing structure, and even water-spouting whales.
In addition, the museum documents the rise in popularity of Belgian and French comic strips through a cleverly curated collection of original manuscripts,draft sketches, and imaginatively reconstructed sets including Lucky Luke's saloon and Tim, Struppi, and Captain Haddock's moon rocket.
Tschaepe defines guessing as"an initial,deliberate originary activity of imaginatively creating, selecting, or dismissing potential solutions to problems or answers to questions as a volitional response to those problems or questions when insufficient information is available to make merely a deduction and/or induction to the solution or answer".
I've spent the last 15 years or so advising governments around the world, andin all of that time I have never once seen a single domestic policy issue that could not be more imaginatively, effectively and rapidly resolved than by treating it as an international problem, looking at the international context, comparing what others have done, bringing in others, working externally instead of working internally.