Sentence examples similar to innovatory steps from inspiring English sources

But last week the big number was a bequest, and in a country coping with corporate scandal and economic affliction and about ready to march off to war, there was something marvelously innovatory, out-of-step almost, about someone investing what could be as much as $100 million in Poetry, the magazine, and in poetry, the art.

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.

He was an important influence on the innovatory Florentine painter Giotto (d. 1337).

But this was transparently driven by commercial rather than imaginative or innovatory forces.

The Leonardo Madonna is very much a Verrocchio & Co painting, though full of innovatory striving.

This paper presents an innovatory system for controlling the emotional state of an embodied conversational agent.

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

Norrington is a superb Berlioz conductor, who relishes every spark of invention in the score, every innovatory texture.

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.