We should also be exploring more imaginative forms of regulation.
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Having them play superheroes instead is only slightly more imaginative.
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It offers the viewer more reference points and more imaginative possibilities.
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Yet Sparks's post-apocalyptic wasteland is far more imaginative and richly rendered.
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Safe Streets is one of the more imaginative efforts to stop the contagion.
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It's more imaginative, more vibrant, and boasts more variety from episode to episode.
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The physical blocks can also support Lego-based add-ons for more imaginative designs
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Some streets could be reconfigured to more imaginative uses than high-volume thoroughfares, he suggests.
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"I think we have to be more imaginative as to what is possible," Englethaler said.
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Bryan's relationship to the rural working class is at this point more imaginative than direct.
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" He added, "My main point is to move the conversation in a more imaginative direction.
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While some people tweeted pleasant platitudes at the innocent spacecraft, others were a bit more imaginative.
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All of this goes to show that Mother Nature is way more imaginative than we are.
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These indie horror movies are committed to telling stories in more imaginative ways than mainstream movies.
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But it held one of the better and more imaginative desserts I'd had in a while.
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And it is similar in some ways to Open Casket, but more imaginative in a sense.
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Diego has fathered hundreds of progeny — 350 by conservative counts, some 800 by more imaginative estimates.
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They're forced to entertain themselves, and as a result they're freer and more imaginative than we are.
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The fracking boom muted more imaginative approaches to the common welfare, and suppressed honest appraisals of costs.
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David Davis, Britain's Brexit secretary, urged his interlocutors to be "more imaginative and flexible" in its approach.
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So, by all means, use historical parallels; we should just be a bit more imaginative with our selections.
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In the past few years, the bei list has been growing longer, the acts more imaginative and colorful.
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But her interest in the arts led her to a more imaginative way of using her thermoelectric technology.
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Nature, it turns out, is more imaginative than we are, and has lots of more secrets to give up.
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We regularly test our readiness for plausible scenarios as well as more imaginative crises, like alien and zombie invasions.
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In short time, an imagined bromance was born, with many envisioning buddy comedies, Netflix specials and more imaginative connections.
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That United is more dangerous — more skillful, more imaginative — with the Frenchman in the team is not in question.
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It's a shame that Ritchie couldn't execute the musical vision Aladdin requires, and that the music itself wasn't more imaginative.
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Once you've adapted to the album's austere, almost empty shape, behold a trickier, more imaginative listen than is initially evident.
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Her essays are personal in the way of Montaigne or Virginia Woolf: bold, humane and more imaginative than navel-gazing.
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Let's just say found footage has a special ability to, in its practical limitations, force filmmakers to be more imaginative.
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"Casual dining, including Fridays, needs to be more imaginative and differentiated, especially around product innovation, marketing, and customer engagement," Antioco said.
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Communicator Mercury enters dreamy Pisces, causing you to feel a little less focused—sleepy, even—but definitely more imaginative and psychic.
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There are more imaginative gifts though, and you could seriously spice things up with something a little bit different from Lovehoney.
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We've got to be more imaginative and come up with some proposals which have not been heard of in the past.
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We're calling it on Williams, Mia Farrow, and Jean Seberg — but we'll leave the more imaginative takes to her 1.7 million followers.
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It's more imaginative, it's more creative, and it's got more artists' hands in it so it makes it more original to me.
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A more imaginative approach might have been to unfurl a vision to reweave social fabric, the way David Cameron has in Britain.
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There are clues for a more imaginative agenda that leads the global economy to respond better to people's needs, fears and desires.
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But, after 19543, when censorship seriously came into effect, more imaginative people made better movies and still scored at the box office.
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Nothing more imaginative than an all-Rachmaninoff program is on offer here, but from an orchestra with a unique sound and personality.
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On the other hand, Crouch's obsessive need for speed sometimes leads him to tread upon his better writing and his more imaginative ideas.
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The Matrix movies — the sequels, in particular — are what you get when Hollywood appropriates in ways that are more imaginative than whitewashing characters.
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Theater can't really do superheroes or massive natural catastrophes, so it must find more imaginative ways to suggest forces greater than we are.
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So anyone wanting a deeper and more imaginative exploration of Africa's history would be advised to avoid the cinema and open a book instead.
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In an attempt to attract customers, especially much-desired millennials, premium spirit brands are often eschewing traditional marketing in favor of more imaginative promotions.
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They have created an inventive set — thick strands of fake kelp are draped over rolling clothes racks — and even more imaginative large-scale puppets.
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Fillon, who was addressing journalists and lawmakers, also said he wanted to "muscle up" France's defence and move to a more "imaginative" foreign policy.
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Frederic Boucheron, who also made jewelry for the British royal family, was one of the more imaginative and creative designers of the Art Noveau period.
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The staff are friendly, but the central court feels cavernous and lacks atmosphere, a missed opportunity to do something more imaginative with a grand space.
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Yet Mr Bannon, unlike Mr Trump, who is probably more fussed about the stockmarket than working-class Americans, has at times broached more imaginative fixes.
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By noticing the "human-centric narratives" applied to SETI—the search for extraterrestrial intelligence—more imaginative conceptions of aliens may be easier to think up.
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Hollywood and the British film industry at their best have been more imaginative than you think, despite being hindered by the normal degree of nationalistic myopia.
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Of course I am not saying that Jony Ive is directly responsible for a better in-flight experience or a more imaginative and functional car dashboard.
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According to Dr. Sulloway's work, older-born or firstborn children are more responsible and assertive, while later-born or youngest children are more imaginative and affectionate.
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Britain is not just stronger in Europe, it is more imaginative and more creative, and our global creative success would be severely weakened by walking away.
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A more imaginative policy would revive the secretary of state channel to resolve conflicts before they grow and explore solutions for Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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Each station seems more imaginative than the next, with some hearkening back to ancient Egypt or Greece and others looking ahead toward a space-traveling, futuristic utopia.
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The most difficult part of building one is figuring out how the shooting mechanisms work so you can start to play around with newer and more imaginative builds.
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It allows for more imaginative designs, more custom and creative products and, in already a few instances, cheaper manufacturing costs — and companies in several industries are taking notice.
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"Britain is not just stronger in Europe, it is more imaginative and more creative, and our global creative success would be severely weakened by walking away," the letter read.
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The magnetic discs allow stable structures to be built, no matter how complex, which can lead to a more imaginative digital landscape once the Koski iPad app is activated.
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"We don't get drunk, but this lets our inhibitions drop a little bit, so you're a bit more imaginative and can think about things more creatively," Mr. DeSalle added.
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Speaking to CNBC last week, Jim O'Neill, chair of Chatham House, said the coronavirus crisis gave governments "a fantastic excuse" to be much more imaginative with their fiscal policies.
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As Mercury moves through Sagittarius and through a very private, non-verbal sector of your chart, the ways you communicate will be less logical, and more imaginative or poetic.
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Collins, another dictionary-publisher, nominated the slightly more imaginative "climate strike", originally coined to denote the schooldays that climate activists such as Ms Thunberg began skipping as a protest.
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"I feel freer and more imaginative when I am nude while cooking," said Mr. Clark, standing over his stove, tossing clams into garlic broth and boiling angel-hair pasta.
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Being in an environment full of beautiful artwork, light shows, and captivating entertainment naturally led to far more imaginative conversations than most day-to-day scenarios, much less typical first dates.
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Researchers armed with Ikea furniture, board games, and plastic-wrapped meals, wanted to know how people would handle themselves if airlines swapped those cramped rows of miserable seats for something more imaginative.
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The day featured one of the more imaginative lineups at a major festival this year, too, with Flosstradamus leading straight into Sufjan Stevens and The National playing main support to Kendrick Lamar.
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For example, when researchers apply a technique known as transcranial stimulation to interfere with key structures in the filtering system, people become more imaginative and inventive, and more insightful as problem solvers.
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Was it because you thought that the collection needed more imaginative stories in order to be complete or were you just surprised to find that you had a dormant gift for storytelling?
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Nor was there time for more imaginative or personally inflected interpretations of the text—the interrogation of "big ideas" that happens in the kinds of graduate seminars Moskowitz held up as a model.
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Or, to be a little more imaginative, if Trump started overruling his own foreign policy team and making various unwarranted, Manchurian-candidate-style concessions to the Russians, and the Senate simply went along.
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But many in Spain also blame Mr Rajoy for failing to come up with a more imaginative political response, and for allowing things to get so far out of hand in the first place.
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Although more imaginative fans theorized that was Google's way of boycotting Apple, it seems more likely that it was just the latest in a string of issues with ad revenue and algorithms on YouTube.
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And, thanks in no small part to the standard set by Google headquarters, the work spaces carved out by creative types are becoming ever more imaginative, and are as inspiring as they are inspired.
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" In "I, Robot," VIKI explained that the robots have to take charge because, "despite our best efforts, your countries wage wars, you toxify your Earth, and pursue ever more imaginative means of self-destruction.
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"Uncle Kent 2," directed (for the most part) by Todd Rohal from Mr. Osborne's script, is a funnier and more imaginative film than its predecessor, but it's still what you might call a niche proposition.
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I am mainly influenced by the 'independent' animation and comics scene, which is much more imaginative, varied, and free than the perception I have of the entertainment media, which I find a bit annoying, bloated, and depriment.
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The earnest polyamorous setup, in which every new lover is openly acknowledged and everyone's feelings are patiently discussed at Yalta-type summits, invites some more imaginative trespass: not using a condom, or introducing the lover to your parents.
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To the Editor: If the current and past administrations truly wanted to "think outside the grid" to ameliorate New York City's beleaguered public transportation system, they would be more imaginative than positing ferries and bicycles as partial solutions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Centrica, Britain's biggest domestic electricity and gas supplier, urged the government on Thursday to be more imaginative in its approach to restructuring the market, saying plans to cap prices would lead to less competition and less choice.
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I haven't seen it in person, and I have no idea how large (or small) it is, or even how it sounds, but I already can't stand it because its designers couldn't come up with a more imaginative look.
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Perhaps I have always wanted to recapture that moment lost in time, not so much the terror as the thrill, the exhilaration of having left the familiar, known world for ... a more imaginative, weirder and ultimately more interesting place.
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She offered up recommendations that helped utility look fashionable, provided stand-in products for things like gallery walls that I wanted to configure, and Modsy itself helped me be more imaginative and excited about the purchases I was going to make.
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By the same token, as tantalizing as it is to imagine what he might have become had he enjoyed his prime in a more imaginative basketball age, we also have the significant reality of his life's work as a basketball player.
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"I think the appetite for shifting away from that was there anyhow, and I would suggest the coronavirus gives governments a fantastic excuse to be much more imaginative and flexible about some of these very rigid fiscal rules that we've had."
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Most important, the auction houses must do more to please buyers, expanding what they call "demand-led curation" by creating more imaginative, well-timed sales, and by collating and digitising the information they hold on sellers, to help buyers find what they want.
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And indeed, Ng has found an even more imaginative (if less edible) use for dumpling dough: In his spare time, when he's away from the sensorium-busting clamor of a commercial kitchen, he sculpts tableaus depicting everyday scenes from traditional Chinese life.
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Roussel, today, is recognized as an unsung hero to several major avant-garde movements of the 20th century – Surrealism, Dada, and, particularly, French formalist literary camps like Oulipo and noveau roman, which rejected the confines of social realism in favor of more imaginative wanderings.
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"We are always told that Millennials and Generation Z are more interested in their social impact than their finances, and so our sector has to get more imaginative in the way it attracts and retains staff," KPMG Head of Financial Services Jon Holt said.
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Alma gets to reconnect with her younger sister by reliving how much Becca once idolized her as a child, and she finds a new respect for her practical mother by learning that there was a lot she didn't know about her more imaginative father.
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The talk around the fire was not about climate data and behavior change, but about an existential crisis — a crisis that made space for people to turn away from the myths of progress, human centrality and our separation from "nature" and, instead, become humbler, more imaginative creatures.
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In a more imaginative country, with a more ambitious and capable political system, crisis could become opportunity: This could be the moment to pass a true Green New Deal, taking advantage of cheap money and idle workers to solve perhaps the central problem of our future.
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She spoke of the jaw-dropping lines that Ledecka carves on Alpine courses, a knack that Ledecka's snowboarding coach, Reiter, attributes to her experience maneuvering on a snowboard, which, because it has no steadying or stabilizing poles, requires seeing a mountain in a more imaginative way.
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Thiel glancingly acknowledges that the type of start-up he is describing is rare, but the fortune he made at PayPal, and later as an investor in Facebook, has apparently convinced him that the exceptional would be far more common if people were just bolder and more imaginative.
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And we're going to get into that in a minute, because I thought it was one of the more successful VR efforts and much more imaginative than a lot of stuff I've seen, which is a lot of shoot-'em-up or you're-falling-out-of-an-airplane kind of thing.
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He continued to see patients at U.C.S.F., began co-writing a kind of field guide to dying and started raising seed money for a dream of his, something he's calling the Center for Dying and Living: a combination "skunk works and design lab," as he puts it, to dig into more imaginative possibilities for palliative care.
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No organized literary movement has been more imaginative at engineering ways to explore the difference than Oulipo, the loosely bound group of (mostly French) poets, fiction writers, scientists and philosophers that formed in the early 1960s and relentlessly developed a wide variety of sometimes complex, and sometimes simple, arbitrary structures into which to pour their stories, novels, poems and language puzzles.
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"Our paintings have always been recognized as a turning point in Turner's work in a movement that began in the teens and accelerated in the '20s," said Susan Grace Galassi, the senior curator at the Frick Collection who organized the show, "moving away from naturalism towards a more poetic treatment of topographical subject matter, and towards a more imaginative treatment of light and color."
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The learning opportunities with this toy are almost endless:CountingCategorizingIdentifying colorsDeveloping hand eye coordination Naming animals and making their soundsRefining fine motor skills by moving beads, animals, opening and closing doors, spinning blocks, and more Imaginative play with the farm sceneLearning about gravity and cause and effect Every time Ellie goes through a new developmental stage, she seems to rediscover this toy and at only 14 months old, there is still so much more for her to learn.
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And the biggest challenge for your new president when we think about how we're going to employ more people here is going to be also technology, because artificial intelligence is here and it is accelerating, and you're going to have driverless cars, and you're going to have more and more automated services, and that's going to make the job of giving everybody work that is meaningful tougher, and we're going to have to be more imaginative, and the pact of change is going to require us to do more fundamental reimagining of our social and political arrangements, to protect the economic security and the dignity that comes with a job.
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And the biggest challenge for your new president when we think about how we're going to employ more people here is going to be also technology, because artificial intelligence is here and it is accelerating, and you're going to have driverless cars, and you're going to have more and more automated services, and that's going to make the job of giving everybody work that is meaningful tougher, and we're going to have to be more imaginative, and the pact of change is going to require us to do more fundamental reimagining of our social and political arrangements, to protect the economic security and the dignity that comes with a job.
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