Sentence examples for inventive means from inspiring English sources

Some bicyclists have resorted to inventive means to discourage the incursions.

But his best results have often come through more inventive means: video games, optical illusions, physical challenges.

With minimal but inventive means, Mr. Rothchild conjures up Alice's drastic shrinkage (after downing the contents of the "Drink me" bottle) and growth (after consuming the "Eat me" cake).

As Jones demonstrates, Darwin's concern with sexed and unsexed species and with their inventive means of exchanging genes had its bearing on his anxieties about first-cousin marriages - such as his own.

Creating registration standards, inventive means of moderating and displaying comments, membership benefits for regular posters and ratings systems for useful comments are just some of the ways that other news outlets like Slate have improved the quality of reader responses.

His scope is large, his diction wildly exact, his line inventive, his means varied, and he never condescends.

It represents efforts by more than 100 artists to expand definitions of art and change social conditions by inventive, nontraditional means.

This is not to say that sedentary populations are not inventive, but it means that migrants have a unique third party view of regional practices and can critique and analyse them in a way that is more susceptible to change.

Hard times for New Yorkers means inventive ways of cutting back -- like stealing meals and subway rides!

Inventive use of limited means is the Menier's signature, so it should come as no surprise that this "Night Music" is sparing on furniture and heavy on shadows, though the original is remembered for its visual lushness.

This weird, wonderful film is the first feature from French director Leos Carax in more than a decade: it is partly surreal and entirely bonkers, a brilliantly inventive film that could mean almost anything.