Sentence examples for inventive force from inspiring English sources

For the first two decades of the 20th century, the Russian avant-garde with its Rayonism, Constructivism and the Suprematists was a bold, inventive force in international art.

By the time Eliezer's child, the author Nomi Eve, appears in "The Family Orchard," the novel has lost some of its inventive force, and its rococo excess has imploded.

When Masaharu Morimoto opened Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs last September, one of the most inventive forces in Asian cuisine entered the Central Florida dining scene.

His latest album – under the name Herbert – finds the prolific and inventive creative force returning to his dance roots for an album that aims to both challenge and comfort its listener.

Regina Lee Blaszczyk, who deftly combines ground breaking scholarship with an engaging style, has produced an important and lively account of the individuals, organizations, and industries that made color an inventive and transforming force in modern American culture and design.

That would give Beryl the leeway to be more inventive visually and force me to be more inventive musically, because I wouldn't be chasing the tail of the tiger every second".

That would give Beryl the leeway to be more inventive visually and force me to be more inventive musically, because I wouldn't be chasing the tail of the tiger every second". · You Are Variations and Cello Counterpoint are on Nonesuch Records.

But, through inventive direction, Hytner forces us to re-examine Shaw's arguments.

"Stephen Colbert is one of the most inventive and respected forces on television," said Leslie Moonves, president and CEO of CBS.

"Stephen Colbert is one of the most inventive and respected forces on television," CBS president Leslie Moonves wrote in a statement following the announcement.

"Stephen Colbert is one of the most inventive and respected forces on television," CBS Corp. Chief Executive Leslie Moonves said in a statement.