The phrase "inventive stories" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase for describing stories or other pieces of writing that are creative or unusual. For example, "I love to read inventive stories that stretch my imagination and surprise me with unexpected plot twists."
But the locals crave hope, which Elder Cunningham delivers with inventive stories about Joseph Smith: ("You shall not have sex with that infant", thus the Lord spaketh).
This is the gift and hope of Mr. Adrian's inventive stories — to unearth a new kind of sadness that resonates from the inside out.
It's probably no accident that the anthology opens with "Sea Oak" by George Saunders, who made his reputation writing funny and inventive stories about theme parks, which prove to be distressingly similar to the world that encloses them.
Else Ury wrote undemanding but inventive stories, and all of us at my primary school [in Germany, where Kerr lived as a child] devoured them, borrowed them from each other, discussed them and acted out the more dramatic episodes in the playground.
The problem, they claim, is that the science-fiction community has prioritized social justice and diversity, ignoring superior prose and more inventive stories as a result.
The General is an ambitious film that combines historical fact, outlandish stunts, acts of heroism, and an inventive story line.
"So many children's books fictionalize the world through wildly creative and inventive story telling.
Carey had read of this and wanted to make sure that his own, highly inventive story was rooted in realistic descriptions.
But then, The Red Shoes, an astonishingly inventive story of a young woman's struggle to become a great dancer, is my favourite movie.
This inventive story of an imaginative older sister and her picky-eater brother, a worthy follow-up to the superb "A Few Blocks," distinguishes itself from books that assume rivalry as a given.
The superior "Mary," it's true, had a more inventive story, the indelible presence of Jonathan Richman as a guitar-strumming narrator and a range of inspired comic performances, notably Cameron Diaz's sweet-tempered spitfire and Matt Dillon's besotted private investigator.
