Sentence examples for fertile sense from inspiring English sources

But "Musashi" uses a stately form with a warmly reverent irreverence that doesn't preclude a fertile sense of humor.

*I have a fertile sense of humor, mildly cynical.

He was an excellent draftsman with a fertile and irrepressible sense of satire.

The SFF is therefore fertile in the sense that it structures the argument and clarifies the contact points between the different purposes, as well as offering a systematic approach to gather and systemize the relevant information.

I mean "rich" in the sense of having produced both literal abundance — that fertile Delta soil — and an unprecedented number of extraordinary people.

Overall, there's a powerful sense of a fertile mind and a great generosity of ideas.

The change in direction in the United States is falling on very fertile ground in a negative sense".

Angie is skinny to Kate's curves, loose-tongued to her zipped-up sense of fun, fertile to her barren jealousy.

Not producers in the classical sense, they provide fertile ground for artists to produce new work and find new meeting points with audiences.

In puzzle-solving especially, mistakes are a critical part of the process and also some of the richest, most fertile media for growing a sense of surprise.

The desert, as the band America should have sung, is an ocean with its life underground, and a perfect disguise above, and as I cruised across the smooth asphalt strips, I got a sense of the fertile ecosystem and geology lurking amid the sagebrush.