Sentence examples for innovators time from inspiring English sources

But they died in the 17th and 19th centuries respectively and – although both were by instinct political radicals and creative innovators – time and the attentions of the education system have turned them into conservative brands, safe entertainments.

Third, and most often overlooked, is the need to give innovators time and get out of their way, let them experiment and learn from both their successes and mistakes.

He has been named one of the "Innovators" in Time Magazines "Time 100: The Next Wave — Music" feature.

Although a few sonic innovators spent time in LA, like John Cage in his youth or Harry Partch in his last decade, it had nothing like New York's avant-garde legacy, which boasted such seminal figures as Morton Feldman, David Tudor, Philip Glass and La Monte Young.

Bill Browder, the investment fund manager who had hired Sergei Magnitsky, has become one of the most important human rights innovators of our time because he understands money's limits.

Apart from being one of the greatest musical innovators of all time, Bo Diddley is a lovely man... if you're on the right side of him.

Mr. Alaïa, one of the great innovators of our time, is saying that for fashion to move forward it must relate more directly to women's lives and bodies.

Or perhaps the diversion of many Americans to rock 'n' roll, rhythm-and-blues, less challenging forms, plowed under the progress of jazz, forcing its innovators of the time to work underground in America and otherwise overseas.

It's a great song, a brilliant and funny homespun idea for a video, which seals the deal to make the Beta Band true innovators at a time when music and videos were formulaic.

Thus, innovators required more time to understand the product.

Even in comparison with contemporary states, "the Romans were neither impressive inventors nor the leading technical innovators of their time".