Sentence examples for high invention from inspiring English sources

Butch Morris first emerged in the nineteen-seventies as a cornettist of warm tone and high invention, performing on important albums by saxophonists David Murray, Steve Lacy, and Frank Lowe.

Mr. Jones, whose vocabulary of jazz styles stretches back to pre-bebop, has become famous for high invention at low volume; how he might go up against a drummer whose brawny setup includes two snare drums and a battery of cymbals is a potentially interesting question.

We find evidence that heterogeneous collaboration and university-industry collaboration in inventing drive higher invention quality.

For those few moments, Garland harked back to the low-budget, high-invention thrills of classic science-fiction movies and did the genre itself, and its Hollywood heritage, more honor than in the two proud hours of sententious bombast that preceded them.

"For urban areas where the energy demand is very high, this invention helps to reduce the demand.

The Tony judges, recognising the marital invective as dramatic dialogue of high linguistic invention and psychological insight, look more sensible today, where Albee's play stands as a modern American classic.

With respect to subsidy allocation, we find that firm selection is mainly determined by prior grants, high quality inventions, and minority state-ownership.

A younger generation of dance enthusiasts looked upon it as a cultural phenomenon that inspired high-flying invention on the dance floor and brought blacks and whites together in a time of segregation.

There's good reason for all this high-stakes invention – the aim is to crack open Orfeo, not only finding a new way to the truth of the ancient story of Orpheus and Euridice, but also making early opera accessible to the widest possible audience.

But that is the fate of all great high tech inventions.

A high-quality invention might lack forward citations if there are no competing, patenting firms.