Sentence examples for innovatory quality from inspiring English sources
The Selfish Giant does not have the formally innovatory quality of Barnard's previous work The Arbor, the "verbatim cinema" experiment that made her name, but the direct humanity and sympathy here signal her maturity as a film-maker, particularly in the handling of the two young leads.
He was a rebel but also stylistically innovatory.
Last year it invited bids for an innovatory mobile service that could find and guide future pilgrims.
The Leonardo Madonna is very much a Verrocchio & Co painting, though full of innovatory striving.
Other Hungarian photographers, such as Károly Escher, Rudolf Balogh and Jószef Pécsi, stayed in Hungary and produced innovatory work.
The film reimagines a classic instance of record company mismanagement of a genius musician's innovatory ambitions.
She died in 2007, aged 89, still passionately interested in the future of pottery and in innovatory design.
Norrington is a superb Berlioz conductor, who relishes every spark of invention in the score, every innovatory texture.
During the 1980s, he wrote a column of socially innovatory ideas in Guardian Society, under the title Advance Notice.
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.
