Sentence examples for boundless inventiveness from inspiring English sources
Her writings display the boundless inventiveness of Lope de Vega, the wit and wordplay of Francisco de Quevedo, the dense erudition and strained syntax of Luis de Góngora, and the schematic abstraction of Pedro Calderón de la Barca.
These themes are underpinned by the vivid drawings of Jean-Claude Mézières whose "visually stunning backgrounds: complex architecture, futuristic machines, otherworldly landscapes and odd-looking aliens" are what John Dean calls "staples of Mézières' seeming boundless visual inventiveness", resulting in what the artist Pepo Pérez likens to "National Geographic, but on a cosmic scale".
To read his own words interpreting fossils that peasants brought him or vowing to test a flying machine "which will fill the world with its great fame" is to get close to his boundless curiosity and inventiveness.
We invented democracy, optimism and inventiveness itself.
"In our country, he would have been Frank Lloyd Wright," the design historian Alan Crawford once overheard a well-meaning American enthusiast exclaim.... Though Mackintosh began his career in an explosion of inventiveness, he ultimately exhausted the ebullient self-confidence that Wright had in boundless reserve.
What rhythmic inventiveness was!
Boundless communication from boundless diversity.
