Sentence examples for inventive discovery from inspiring English sources

Kerry Benenato, associate director of chemistry at Moderna, was hooked by "the challenges we were going to face, knowing that what's in the literature is not quite good enough, so we were going to have to do some pretty inventive discovery".

Louis Armstrong, a k a Satchmo, a k a Pops, was to music what Picasso was to painting, what Joyce was to fiction: an innovator who changed the face of his art form, a fecund and endlessly inventive pioneer whose discovery of his own voice helped remake 20th-century culture.

It turned out to be a highly inventive period, one of discovery.

In the case of knowledge discovery and inventive problem solving such processes are known today as lengthy and having subsequent periods of conscious and subconscious activities.

Some inventive employers will find loopholes.

The biography of a songwriter on a wayward journey of self-discovery, this bracingly inventive show introduces an exciting new voice to contemporary musical theater, a witty wordsmith, composer and performer who goes by the single name Stew.

Clever and compassionate, funny and bittersweet, inventive and heartfelt, it's a real discovery.

A Voyage of Discovery is a series of prodigiously inventive landscapes in words and exquisite pictures.

FASHION thrives on discovery, the unearthing of uncommon talent: inventive, young-minded designers aspiring to emerge as the next Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen or Miuccia Prada.

The results point to a pattern whereby most inventors make only occasional and limited technological contributions and, instead, more significant numbers of new technological discoveries are attributable to a select group of exceptionally inventive individuals.

One of the welcome aspects of picking up Plato's Socratic dialogues is the discovery that antiquity's greatest philosopher was also a talented and inventive writer: the texts are filled with jokes, epigrams, lyricism and repartee.