Sentence examples for certain originality from inspiring English sources

A certain originality showed itself in the desserts, too.

Krampus had a certain originality about it, so I jumped on board.

His work has the air of Elgar and Vaughan Williams, but it also has a certain originality.

It is not difficult to create suspense by making people await a revelation, but it demands a certain originality to come through with a criminal device which is ingenious or picturesque or amusing enough to make the reader feel the waiting has been worth while.

At times, therefore, one is happily deluded into the feeling that the picture has freshness and a certain originality.It is not often, for example, that a man proposes to a young woman while both are munching ice-cream cones.

If there is praise, it is for a certain "originality" of language Kroff exhibits.

As he wrote to his father in 1885, when he was only 22, it relied on "enterprise, energy and a certain startling originality, and not upon the wisdom of its political opinions or the lofty style of its editorials".

Virtually every scholar who has considered the matter has evidenced a certain amount of originality in his view of the interrelationships among religious forms.

Virtually all scholars who have considered the matter have evidenced a certain amount of originality in their views of the interrelationships among religious forms.

"I've been trying for a long time to prepare what I thought would be interesting to some people, something that had a certain validity and originality.

When John mentions hoping to buy a Chagall painting for Olivia someday, Krego turns to her and seductively suggests, "Rather than own expensive, floating people, why not learn to float yourself?" Mr. Roberts's autobiographical script has a certain amount of originality and, at times, the dialogue indicates an ear for the interactivity of conversation.