Sentence examples for hugely innovative from inspiring English sources

Both novels were old-fashioned in their panoramic reach, their huge cast of characters and realistic manner, but hugely innovative in their subject matter: the submerged and hitherto (except for Solzhenitsyn's own early novel) undescribed world of the labour camps.

Tencent's WeChat, which is censored, is also hugely innovative.

His long series of exhibitions during the decade 1954 to 1964 were hugely innovative.

FTL, of course, would later become much better known for its hugely innovative and influential first-person RPG, Dungeon Master.

"Picasso was hugely innovative, and, wow, did he have facility, amazing ability, but I don't think he painted a masterpiece".

Now a sharp-suited 41-year-old, Andy believes that their 10 top-40 hits were hugely innovative.

Harrison enjoyed himself hugely, putting on innovative shows by artists as diverse as Edmund de Waal, John Cage, Agnes Martin and Callum Innes.

He declared that he was indeed, as many have suggested, hugely influential and innovative, or as he put it, a "transformational historical figure".

"The money raised will help each of our nine appeal charities to both maintain and develop the hugely important and innovative work that they do".

It's no coincidence that Romney's campaign gravitates toward old-fashioned, labor-intensive, low-margin businesses, instead of highlighting, say, an innovative, streamlined, hugely profitable business, like the one Romney started.

But Liszt was more than a theatrical showman, Mr. Botstein added; he was an intellectual whose works were innovative and hugely influential and who placed music at the center of 19th-century European cultural life.