Sentence examples for inventive detail from inspiring English sources

That is typical of a production that bursts with inventive detail.

But this year a series of exhibitions in his home town of Antwerp, in the nearby city of Lille and elsewhere across Europe seek to show him as a more well-rounded artist (as it were), a man who also painted an equal number of sober political and religious subjects with a wealth of inventive detail.

Compare these two descriptions of St Paul's cathedral: "In spite of the awkwardness of imposing a Roman elevation on to a gothic plan, Wren has achieved areas of such refined and inventive detail as to make St Paul's cathedral the chief monument of English classicism.

The giggling, scatological misfit that Mozart in many ways actually was is not a difficult role, but McNall informs his characterization with enough inventive detail to give it a forthright reality.

The swimwear had a bright, bohemian flair, with inventive details, like an adjustable strap of a bikini bottom, similar to those that are commonly used on bras.

The effect of Jackson's visceral, inventive details can be gorgeous, or utterly grotesque -- as in "Phlegm," which presents a world wherein the disgusting stuff is used as a social lubricant.

Bosch's hellscapes presented palpable pandemonium, and even his more routine works were enlivened by inventive details: a winged fish with an unfriendly expression following Christ across a river; a tottering demon protruding from a funnel.

A brilliant marriage of Classical and Mogul forms adorned with inventive details (including ventilator grilles and garden walls mimicking the pun-loving Lutyens's round spectacles), it is an endlessly surprising series of spatial unfoldings and climaxes.

So far, so fine; for its first 20 minutes or so, Rushmore shapes up like our regulation off-kilter, independently-made comedy, with a wealth of hilariously inventive details (like the school-play version of Serpico Max stages, complete with an insanely over-elaborate set).

Nominally a murder mystery, "Dead Until Dark" was filled with inventive details, like the synthetic blood that allows vampires to live openly among humans, and a vampire bar called Fangtasia, where humans who like to have sex with the undead hang out.

Malouf's paraphrases of Homer are highly inventive, embroidered with imaginative details that often reanimate familiar elements of the epic.