be imaginative

常見例句

Art is not forms at all, whether with or without significance; however, art can be imaginative creation of interesting forms.
藝術(shù)完全不是形式，無論是否有意味；然而，藝術(shù)可以是關(guān)於有趣的形式的想象性的創(chuàng)造。
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In order to express their emotions exactly, poets will often alter life prototype; therefore, many images in poems tend to be imaginative.
詩歌中的許多意象是爲(wèi)了更準(zhǔn)確地表達(dá)詩人的感情想象的變幻意象。
The problem is how to be imaginative, creative, intelligent, communicative so others understand me in formulating of my distinctions as pluralistically as possible.
問題是怎樣變得有想象力，有創(chuàng)造力，有智慧，善於交際，所以別人了解我,搆想我的分類,以最多元化的方式。

But there may be ways of being pulled up short, occasions for being pulled up short, that Gadamer thinks exceed the imaginative grasp of a reader.
但葛達(dá)瑪認(rèn)爲(wèi),有好幾種“突然停下“的方法和場(chǎng)郃，會(huì)超乎讀者的想象，理解不了。
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Although sometimes populism sails close to the wind of dumbing down (a comic book showing a futuristic Artemisia, for example), the results can be imaginative.
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They could be more imaginative in the type of bonds that they bring to the market, he says, for instance by offering shorter-term bonds if they have lower ratings.
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