Sentence examples similar to embracing originality from inspiring English sources
Critics have embraced the originality of the series, but their adulation is reserved for Maslany.
Confronted with a visually striking film -- and "Domino" is nothing if not striking -- they were eager to embrace its originality.
It encourages people to arrest conventional, logical thinking and embrace spontaneity, originality, and imagination Responding to a single, specific problem or question, participants in a Brainstorming session express their suggestions or ideas quickly and spontaneously, without much processed thought or reflection.
His emergence is a hopeful sign of fashion embracing genuine originality.
Du Bois argues that black Americans ought to embrace a "stalwart originality" that follows "Negro Ideals" and not dissolve into a general American identity (Du Bois [1897] 1995, p. 488).
Its originality comes from embracing the heritage aesthetic, while rejecting the more specific historical associations.
"For booksellers, it's truly heartening to see such ambition and originality recognised and rewarded, and readers have already been embracing it with great enthusiasm".
"The question is, how do you create the conditions for originality?" For Mr. Grahm, that means owning a vineyard, embracing biodynamic viticulture and farming without irrigation, as the best Old World vineyards are farmed.
Hear British conceptual artist Jonathan Monk's view on the idea of originality: "Just embrace that you're not.
