Sentence examples for inventive range from inspiring English sources

In "The Other Woman," Leslie Mann has an extraordinary showcase and she uses it flamboyantly, with an amazingly inventive range of inflections and line readings.

A smashingly inventive range came from 23-year-old Jason Samuels Smith who takes the street-gait style of the 1990's into a complex refined dimension.

His paintings, invariably stylish, allusive, celebratory, inventive, range from profuse to succinct and all of them are substantiated by wily observation and deadpan wit.

With 11 minutes gone there was first glimpse of Neymar's supremely inventive range of movement, a flick and shimmy taking him past Pablo Zabaleta inside the box like a man very tactfully evading a drunken late night pedestrian.

THESE sums went for a remarkably inventive range of events, films and publications, many propagandizing the "high standard of living" of "Joe Smith, America's average worker" -- his tidy home, clean blue jean overalls, shiny tools, his car.

A quick search on YouTube offers an inventive range of telephonic possibilities: the Bhojpuri songs lust after the bold girls who tuck their handsets into the front of their blouses, complain about how having a "zero balance" in one's phone account can kill a potential relationship and moon over the frissons generated from finding a missed call from a mysterious number on the screen.

The Imperial's evening menu has a wide and imaginative range of options for children; the main adult courses, such as cod braised with leek and salsify are fresh and inventive, but not cheap.

Her buoyantly inventive works range from tiny, humble scrap-lumber reliefs, marked with felt-tip pens, to the exuberant "Devil Chaser," a sprawl of colorfully festooned wire, its title spelled out in wooden block letters on the floor.

Her business partner and head chef, Ellen Parr, trained at Moro, and her inventive dishes range from beef and mushroom massaman tea to Vietnamese-style salad with barbecued ox heart.

In both private and public scenes – on the one hand Faust's lonely contemplations, or the deserted Marguerite's melancholy, and on the other the flamboyant bellicosity of the Hungarian March or the terrifying headlong dash of the Ride to the Abyss – the quirky brilliance of the composer's gestures and their endlessly inventive colouristic range seemed toned down.

Now a new wave of restaurateurs is colonizing Steamboat with inventive menus, ranging from farm-to-table to tapas-style cuisine.