In his chosen form, he revealed marked originality and emotional subtlety, and when Scenes From Provincial Life appeared in 1950 it should have been evident even to naturalism-scorners that here was a novel of stature.
A mark of originality — and of modernity — in cinema is a director's approach to performance, and from the start, Moreau, as a director and a screenwriter, reveals a distinctive way with her own performance as well as the others onscreen.
He was regarded by his peers as a player whose game was marked by originality.
Her partnership with Smith was revived in 1993 when she played Miss Prism to Smith's Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest at the Aldwych, a characterisation marked by its originality.
The 16th Century conception of artistic originality marked a big shift from earlier periods of art history, when, say, a Roman copy of a Greek statue was just as 'original' as its source.
Rossini brought originality marked by rude wit and humour and by an apparently effortless gift for melody.
He's one of the great creators of modern cinema, and though it would be optimal if he were also continuing to direct movies himself it's a mark of the Safdies' originality to make him a part of their cinemasphere.
Throughout his career, he has produced scholarly work about medieval literature and other topics that has been marked by its originality and versatility.
Moynihan's doubleness was a powerful spur to the originality that marked his thinking on public policy.
The eighth and final part features a series of interviews with Data designers and artists whose methods embody originality and marked singularity.
In the preface to The Western Canon, his attempt to define "The Books and School of the Ages", Harold Bloom says: "One mark of an originality that can win canonical status for a literary work is a strangeness that we either never altogether assimilate, or that becomes such a given that we are blinded to its idiosyncrasies".
