In the department of conviviality the imaginativeness of Americans has been shown in both the invention and the naming of new and often highly complex beverages.
Let American confront a novel problem alongside [Pg027] English, and immediately its superior imaginativeness and resourcefulness become obvious.
In a word, imaginativeness is what permanently interests and attaches, the imaginativeness to which in sculpture the ordinary conventions of form are mere conditions, and the ordinary conventions of idea mere material.
How their imaginativeness is limited by their artificiality!
But to find the suggestion of the infinite, the Shakespearian touch in his work seems to demand the imaginativeness of M.
Dubois gives us the type in a "Florentine Minstrel," to the exclusion of the personal and the particular, he fails in imaginativeness and falls back on the conventional.
This endowment of mental confusion is often boasted of by persons whose imaginativeness would not otherwise be known, unless it were by the slow process of detecting that their descriptions and narratives were not to be trusted.
But with the education of to-day and the labyrinth of artificiality which characterizes modern living, the imaginativeness of childhood disappears, except in a few great minds who, retaining it, are hailed by the world as possessors of genius.
Our educationists, our leaders in every movement allied with culture, have too often striven to choke the imaginativeness and blind the eyes of our youth to the beauty of life, which is one of its greatest truths.
Something in his personality and something in his physique had appealed to her, a strangeness and height, an imaginativeness and remoteness which features and gesture often showed in despite of his intention.
This was a strange, and almost mysterious imaginativeness which was expressed by his face, and even, perhaps, by something in his whole bearing and manner.
Neither laudanum nor imaginativeness can be held accountable for this declaration of a resolve to write a deceptive letter.
Whenever feelings were complained of, for which there was no actual basis in the hypochondriac region, it came to be spoken of as hypochondriasis, a word that has an innuendo of imaginativeness about it.
The word hysteria carries an innuendo ofimaginativeness or occasionally of affection of the sexual organs that is unfortunate.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "imaginativeness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: conceit; fancy; fantasy; imagination; ingenuity; resource; romance
