Sentence examples for fresh invention from inspiring English sources
"fresh invention" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a new idea, product, concept, or technology that has recently come into existence. For example, "His fresh invention of a new type of engine has revolutionized the industry."
The effect is like a fresh invention of perceptual landscape painting, as if there had been no thought of it before.
Here Mr. Rollins is unbeatable: rhythmically muscular but highly eccentric and exploring the liberties of the small-group jazz idea as if it were a fresh invention.
The sequence, drawn without guile or frills, is a record from nature and a fresh invention, from which the artist derived several black-and-white paintings.
This Piano Quintet is a piece with its own personality: its basic tune comes to sound like a quotation only after having been thoroughly established and explored, and it even makes sonata form sound like a fresh invention.
Just as Facebook and text-messaging popped up between the 2004 and the 2008 campaigns, supplanting blogs and Listservs as tools for organizing online, so might some fresh invention come along that O.F.A. would not be prepared to exploit as adeptly as the opposition.
But there is fresh invention here too: the way that Link's armory is now rented from the shops rather than plundered from dungeons and the ability that allows the hero to gloop onto walls by turning into a mural and shuffling around.
But eloquent, fresh inventions by underappreciated figures like Blinky Palermo, by the Venezuelan-based artist known as Gego, by Fred Sandback, whose string sculptures are delicate drawings in space, and by visionaries like Oiticica and Lygia Clark, whose performances engaged sculpture in a giddy, graceful program of urban renewal, enlisting every human sense, even including nonsense.
The international XPRIZE innovation competition – that in previous years has encompassed AI and suborbital spaceflight – is currently offering $1.75m (roughly £1.4) for the best new invention to "harvest fresh water from thin air".
Indeed, painters no longer need to seek for new inventions, novel attitudes, clothed figures, fresh ways of expression, different arrangements, or sublime subjects, for this work contains every perfection possible under those headings".
This is the charmingest place we have ever lived in for repose and restfulness, superb scenery whose beauty undergoes a perpetual change from one miracle to another, yet never runs short of fresh surprises and new inventions.
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