Sentence examples for innovatory from inspiring English sources

The film reimagines a classic instance of record company mismanagement of a genius musician's innovatory ambitions.

Many people can choose between a fixed-line provider and several wireless services.Finland's experience suggests that competition pays, fostering low prices and innovatory service.

Last year it invited bids for an innovatory mobile service that could find and guide future pilgrims.

The other was as the late-Romantic poet of the confessional meditation Pauline (1833) and the difficult though innovatory narrative poem Sordello (1840).

Cleisthenes' system looks subtle, theoretical, and innovatory in its decimal approach to political reform and its reorganization of "civic space," but there were precedents and parallels.

The two most innovatory novelists to begin their careers soon after World War II were also religious believers William Golding and Muriel Spark.

Whitney's last truly impressive album was 1998's My Love Is Your Love, on which she, particularly when allied with the producer Rodney Jerkins, brought innovatory sounds and beats to R&B on singles such as "If I Told You That" and "It's Not Right But It's Okay".

Other Hungarian photographers, such as Károly Escher, Rudolf Balogh and Jószef Pécsi, stayed in Hungary and produced innovatory work.

The reduction of the prefects' powers was seen by some as excessively innovatory, but the principle of the division of military and civil power had already been established by Diocletian.

An objective assessment of Constantine's secular achievements is not easy partly because of the predominantly religious significance with which the emperor himself invested his reign, partly because the restlessly innovatory character that dissenting contemporaries saw in his religious policy was also applied by them to the interpretation of his secular achievement.

By the same token, when Americans compliment the British on their traditions and long history, what most of them are really saying is that we are fusty, finished and hide-bound, while they are innovatory and masters of the present.