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• Bush's heart pulses with beauty and perception and imaginativeness.
• This is closely followed by " I " for imaginativeness.
• Marcus also praised Logue for his daring and imaginativeness.
• His work effected a revolution in fashion photography, bringing to the genre an unprecedented energy and imaginativeness.
• Even the sex and violence begin to seem routine and lacking the fearful imaginativeness of " Aztec ."
• However, the digressions overwhelm the narrative, both in their length and in the forcefulness and imaginativeness of writing.
• James Agee in " Time " wrote, " Most of it is filmed with unusual imaginativeness and force.
• For all its efforts at imaginativeness, for all its frequent abhorrence of common sense, the fashion world can be a pretty literal place.
• Yet " The Shadows of Time " has both a sobering sense of purpose and an illuminating imaginativeness that keep it lingering in the memory.
• Mrs . Seymour is strong in characterisation, subtle and revealing in dialogue, and exquisite in her descriptions of nature, touched as they are with a fine imaginativeness ".
• Midhat s successes have been attributed to his imaginativeness in governing and creating new offices and institutions, as well as his ability to heavily influence those directly appointed form Istanbul.
• It's full of bubble gum pink aliens, giant fruits that look genetically manipulated, animals fornicating, a menage a trois, sexual shenanigans unsurpassed since in their imaginativeness.
• This mural, along with Roland Hobart's 1973 The Runners in downtown Indianapolis were hailed in August 1975 as adding a " delightful touch of color and imaginativeness to urban settings ."
• But the very imaginativeness of the plot makes one wonder why he falls back on so many hackneyed and melodramatic devices in the telling of his tale that he robs himself of his own originality.
• There are several reasons why people will flock to " Hercules, " one being its reassuring rootednesss in the old Disney tradition, another being its imaginativeness in extending that tradition into new stylistic directions.
• For all the complaints about the cranky performance of CD-ROM's and a lack of imaginativeness in most titles published so far, companies like Voyager are providing an early glimpse of what's to come.
• "Impressed with the scientific imaginativeness and attention to detail  the artist knows the relevant science ( and has a terrific ear for the conventions of scientific communication ), " wrote Jason Eisner, Professor at Johns Hopkins University.
• Before the onset of his stroke in 1956 he recorded a handful of works in stereo, but whether in stereo or mono his recordings are all worth hearing; the clarity, tonal beauty and imaginativeness of his playing overcoming any shortcomings of recording technique.
• With his characteristic imaginativeness, Barbet Schroeder's film matches the bone marrow of a hospitalized killer ( Michael Keaton ) with the son ( Joseph Cross ) of a police detective ( Andy Garcia ) who is suffering fromleukemia and needs a transplant to survive.
• Then Gangadhar Meher produced innumerable writings that have no parallel in point of sweet imaginativeness, in beauty and clarity of language, in the novelty of style, in point of forceful character painting and in the lively description of nature from different angels of vision.