Sentence examples for feels innovative from inspiring English sources
It plays so differently to other online fragfests that it constantly feels innovative and fresh.
It tells the voice of a people through real characters, and it still feels innovative today.
But it still feels innovative and daring, and atmospherically right for Yale's two youngest non-Western collections, those of African and Indo-Pacific art.
The face is keenly real if still visibly textured; no one captures the play of light on aging flesh like Rembrandt, but he abbreviated or omitted other details as needed, keeping the reality of paint and process and the reality of his subject equally before the viewer in a way that still feels innovative and even proto-modern.
What feels innovative?" Innovation is more important than ever in the context of today's fast changing entertainment landscape.
Obviously, part of the art of cooking is the touch of a human, as well as the happy errors he or she makes but this cooking machine certainly feels innovative.
Steinbeck perceived his examination of friendship and failure as a "playable novel" when he adapted it for the stage but eight decades later Of Mice and Men doesn't feel innovative so much as a powerful slice of depression life that lays bare the fatal consequences of not knowing how to deploy human strength.
"I met with [the estate] and started to talk about what could we do that would feel innovative and progressive.
We will be doing a big Doctor Who special in 3D which is very exciting and feels very innovative," he said.
We also endeavored to choose some videos of lesser-known artists, like Gotye, who's video for "Someone I Used to Know" is a low-budget, high-impact example that feels both innovative yet familiar at the same time (think of it as a naked version of Zach Braff's wallpaper shirt in Garden State).
