Sentence examples similar to inventive notions from inspiring English sources
In pricelessly inventive style, the notion of how whites view middle-class black family life comes in for scathing scrutiny.
In explaining this notion Wolfram is inventive and ingenious.
Morris believed: 'It is not possible to dissociate art from morality, politics and religion.' Pugin's Gothic revival was really nothing of the sort: it was inventive novelty inspired by the notion that 'good' architecture and design can enhance life just as 'bad' architecture and design can diminish it.
Stillman's movie — which is still expanding to theatres nationwide — is brilliantly inventive and deeply personal; but his notion of prescribed communion makes me think at times that I'm watching a movie by David Brooks.
These cases, and others like them, rejected the nineteenth century notion that skilled workers and inventive employees were to use their knowledge and ingenuity entrepreneurially.
More recently he has been exploring notions surrounding Recombinant Informatics — a multi-perspective approach to inventive knowledge production.
In this inventive and revealing work, Steven Ridgely examines Terayama's life and art to show that a conventional notion of him does not do full justice to the meaning and importance of his wide-ranging, often playful body of work.
In "The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex," Charles Darwin gathered evidence for the notion that, through competition for mates and sustenance, natural selection had encouraged man's "more inventive genius" while nurturing woman's "greater tenderness".
