Sentence examples for fertile career from inspiring English sources

Throughout his fertile career in movies as the bluestocking's heartthrob, he has consistently found the combustibility in being sullen, taciturn and socially ill at ease.

Four and a half years ago he wrote a column for the Los Angeles Times which, at least at the time, he thought was little different from the hundreds of others he had produced in his long and fertile career.

But Brubeck remains most memorable for his timing, and over such a long, fertile career it always seemed right.

Following them, artists like Richard Maxwell and the Elevator Repair Service have built long, fertile careers without the usual detours to Hollywood made by more mainstream artists.

Many artists spend long, fertile careers tilling the same plot of soil, but this isn't his plan, and his most recent project is a distinct leap.

Siqueiros worked in Argentina when he was 37, during a particularly fertile period in his career.

From this promising material she built a fertile and impressively unpredictable career that has inspired not only women struggling for a foothold in a notoriously unfriendly business, but also adventurous filmmakers of both sexes.

Because all but one of his novels in English were composed in America — "I'm an American writer," he insisted when he was asked to define his literary identity — the most fertile decades of his career, and of Véra's midwifery, play out offstage.

The Hustler (Robert Rossen, 1961) Rossen's first movie after the blacklist, and his finest, with Newman's poolhall wizard slowly destroyed by the corruption of his manager George C Scott (then on the most fertile run of his career), by love, and by his own fatal arrogance.

Because all but one of his novels in English were composed in America—"I'm an American writer," he insisted when he was asked to define his literary identity the most fertile decades of his career, and of Véra's midwifery, play out offstage.

But Brody does justice to the most fertile period of Godard's career, an era of magnificence and innovation that few other filmmakers have matched.