Sentence examples for ever fruitful from inspiring English sources

This is the man who's not only written UKG bangers like "Rumours & Revelations", but also spawned the ever fruitful Hats On Zomby Tumblr after all. .

There was too much at stake - the ever-fruitful contract with Deutsche Grammophon and tours to countries such as Japan and Germany, which idolised the maestro as Britain never did.

They were not always fruitful.

Their pursuits were almost always fruitful.

The recent works suggest that within the comparatively circumscribed territory Mr. Dunham has assigned to himself he continues to find ever more fruitful avenues to explore.

It is unclear whether this was ever a fruitful topic, but academic disciplines are effectively about academic communities and there is ample evidence of the long-term stability of the international HCI/CHI community.

But Danae Ringelmann says each campaign is a process of trial and error, with an ever more fruitful relationship between companies and the consumers who are effectively road testing their ideas.

Even though he does not really think of himself now as a "science-fiction writer", he still thinks the genre is more necessary and potentially fruitful than ever.

Before his nearly fatal stroke, this great pop-soul balladeer made "Dance With My Father," his first album ever to find a fruitful balance between the fluffy, flowery sound of his 80's albums and contemporary hip-hop.

Later works project this fruitful indecision onto ever bigger and more exuberantly filled canvases.

In this sense, Molyneux's problem is one the most fruitful thought-experiments ever proposed in the history of philosophy, which is still as intriguing today as when Molyneux first formulated it more than three centuries ago.