Sentence examples for explosion of inventiveness from inspiring English sources
"In our country, he would have been Frank Lloyd Wright," the design historian Alan Crawford once overheard a well-meaning American enthusiast exclaim.... Though Mackintosh began his career in an explosion of inventiveness, he ultimately exhausted the ebullient self-confidence that Wright had in boundless reserve.
Yet the explosion of energy, inventiveness, and flexibility we'd been witnessing was hugely attractive.
And despite periodic explosions of theatrical inventiveness, its luxuriant verbal overgrowth can reach the point of suffocation.
Angela Rosengart remembers a similar overflow of inventiveness.
No one could accuse China of a lack of inventiveness.
Details like these provide an illusion of inventiveness.
That's where that kind of inventiveness belongs.
The world is not suffering from a lack of inventiveness.
But it went beyond intelligence to a culture of inventiveness.
The American spirit of inventiveness didn't die with Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell.
Equally impressive was the level of inventiveness on display.
