Sentence examples for fruitful use from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a final-reel sleight of cinematic hand feels naff, rather than a fruitful use of a different medium.

Possibly the first hit of its genre to be constructed around an accordion riff, it makes fruitful use of the quartet's downtempo soul harmonies.

One proof of literary genius, we might say, is a democratic generosity toward your mother tongue — the conviction that every part or particle of speech, be it e'er so humble, can be put to fruitful use.

Ipswich have made fruitful use of loans too, with McCarthy's temporary recruits enabling him to lift the club from the bottom of the table to 11th place since taking charge in November.

The trend is consequently for spoken drama either to dispense with music, to restrict it to one or two musicians with a singer, or to make increasingly fruitful use of electronic sounds on prerecorded tape.

Modern French makes particularly fruitful use of gender differences (originally via ellipse); thus, le (vin de) champagne (the drink) / la Champagne (the province); La Normandie (the province) / le Normandie (the ship).

This work serves as a fruitful use-case to applied scientists and engineers in how deep learning can be beneficial as a solution for high-dimensional physical problems, and potentially opening doors to impactful advance in fields such as material sciences and medical biology where multistep topological transformations is a key element.

The problematic conceptions of objectivity ignore the knowledge-enhancing, epistemically fruitful uses of supposedly "feminine" approaches to theorizing (e.g., uses of emotional engagement and explicit attention to perspectival knowledge).

Such a framework has to start with the disclosure of and an explanatory statement on the understanding of sustainability and has to make it fruitful using a series of reasonable steps for the assessment process.

Further exploration of the possible relationship between meaningfulness and letter length is only one of many potentially fruitful uses of the resource provided here for the study of noun noun phrases.

"It's more ethical, and more fruitful, to use stem cells from adults, which are already generating promising results".