Sentence examples for characteristically creative from inspiring English sources

Since the election of Ehud Barak the Oslo process has been back on track, and Yossi Beilin, now minister of justice, is playing a characteristically creative part in pushing it forward.

He was fluently creative, making characteristically witty spoken asides, on tributes to Marty Paich and Woody Herman with the Los Angeles Jazz Orchestra in 2004, and became a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master and received a Living Legend jazz award from the Kennedy Center in 2007.

Gilbert Adair's tactful and characteristically witty preface links the novel to the teeming frenzy that was Burgess's creative life to the end.

Hailed as the Proteus of Netherlandish art, the man who could do anything in any medium, Goltzius finally delivers a characteristically droll rebuttal to those who assumed that draftsmen and painters belonged in different creative worlds.

Beethoven characteristically stretched the boundary: one marginal measure survives from two full pages and margins of creative energy and output.

For her part, Ms. Rykiel, the chief executive and creative director of Sonia Rykiel, as well as the designer's daughter, presented a characteristically French and flirty resort collection with kicky sling-backs and fishnet anklets.

His answer is characteristically upbeat: "I see in this something very optimistic, which is about people wanting to be happier and more creative, and looking for ways to do that.

Musicologist Vladimír Karbusický maintains that the composer's Jewish roots had lasting effects on his creative output; he pinpoints the central part of the third movement of the First Symphony as the most characteristically "Yiddish" music in Mahler's work.

Ellis is characteristically calm.

Chagnon, characteristically, is unrepentant.

Characteristically, Mantel provoked controversy.