Sentence examples for creating something novel from inspiring English sources
But it gives them a head start on creating something novel.
It carries the notion of creating something novel and robust to add more value.
There was once a time when creating something novel was all it took to get people to notice you.
"I tried to create something novel, interesting and festive – with the fall colors contrasting with the background of spring," he adds.
That sounds like the machine had created something novel, surprising and of value; to me that's creativity.
At the heart of their process is an understanding that eureka moments of creativity arise when multiple unique insights are combined to create something novel.
The essence of plant breeding is innovation — the prospect of creating something truly novel.
Lange holds, in other words, that one object of aesthetic admiration and enjoyment is the relational event of artist A in context C creating something sufficiently novel to provide an audience with a certain type of pleasure.
In the sixties, British bands like Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones mined American blues, first copying their heroes and then creating something vivid and novel.
