Sentence examples for endlessly fertile from inspiring English sources
It is a brilliant, exuberant example of Reich's endlessly fertile invention.
Herrera's best work seems not formless but endlessly fertile, open-ended, full of beginnings: "Stop resisting the rupture.
The more you are exposed to Shakespeare, the more you appreciate the wonder of his achievement and the endlessly fertile riches of the plays.
That it is an assemblage of various pieces actually plays to Miéville's strengths: the apprehension of social fragmentation and somatic alienation through an endlessly fertile, monstrously inventive imagination.
Nagging, wheedling, needling, needy or demanding moms — often of the Jewish persuasion, it must be said — have been an endlessly fertile resource for comedy writers, the mother lode if you will permit a blunt pun.
His routes go back, like mine, to the endlessly fertile plains of British social realist documentary and that's where he's started, and he's moved steadily and slowly into small British films and now he's starting to make pieces in Hollywood.
I find it endlessly rich".
As he sat there beside the cherry casket crying, his former wives and adult children stealing nervous peeks at him, the young woman ran for the trolley car, her breath catching, her panting mixed with a sighing laughter at herself, and the image was as potent, as fertile, as a classic advertisement, which endlessly taps something deep and needy within us.
Though a legitimate way to limit the book's scope, the omission of such fertile material divests Nixon of the psychic Sturm und Drang that has made him endlessly fascinating.
This film is her baby, and her theme, like her character, could not be more fertile, though she is hardly the first to till it; think of screwball comedy, and the endlessly rising sap of desire that bred all that marrying, peeling apart, and marrying again.
