Sentence examples for being especially innovative from inspiring English sources

In less able hands this updating might have resulted in a novel that felt tricksy without being especially innovative.

The farmland around here is spectacularly fertile, producing cherries, olives, huge sweet melons and a cuisine renowned in food-obsessed Turkey for being especially innovative and fresh.

He credited ABC with being "especially innovative" in its approach to offering guarantees for online advertising as well for television viewing, but he said that Nielsen was in active conversations with numerous other big television companies about adopting the combined ratings service.

Schleinzer's Michael is especially innovative on this score.

But there is nothing about it that is especially innovative.

Brecht's methods of rehearsal were especially innovative.

One role on the committee is especially innovative.

"But in poorer countries, social entrepreneurs have to reach far more people with far less money, so they have to be especially innovative to advance solutions of scale".

I have seen a lot of print shows in regional museums, but this one, titled "Ancient Echoes in Contemporary Printmaking," is especially innovative and enjoyable.

Neither this track, nor Gobi Blues, a piece that pits pedal-steel against gothic imagery ("I heard a howling holy ghost and a drunken, staggered host"), nor Chickahominy, a creeping ballad with an unexpectedly post-rock feel, are especially innovative.

Air New Zealand has been especially innovative, and in recent years has introduced two distinctive seat types: the Skycouch, which is formed by turning three adjacent economy seats into a broad mini-bed, and the Spaceseat, which the company classifies as "premium economy" but on some airlines might pass for business class.