Sentence examples for inventive talent from inspiring English sources

Charles Duryea entered the rapidly growing bicycle business and displayed a marked inventive talent.

The critic Benjamin Anastas said in The New York Observer that he found the book "a brain-bending mixture of inventive talent and utter carelessness".

During the same period he displayed remarkable inventive talent, producing a washing machine, a compressed-air engine for ferry boats, a waterpower device for moving canal barges, and several other devices.

There is no doubt the patent laws sometimes fail to do justice to an individual who may, with the light he had before him, have exhibited inventive talent of a high order, and yet be denied a patent by reason of antecedent devices which actually existed, but not to his knowledge, and are only revealed after a careful search in the Patent Office.

Kim Ruyle, a human resources manager for three decades and president of Inventive Talent Consulting, put it this way: The difference between successful people and less successful people isn't the number of failures they've had, but what they do with them.

Have we lost our inventive talent, spirit and will?

But Hanratty says that Vibskov's "wildy inventive talents" extend far beyond just clothing.

What we do seem to be better at is nurturing inventive talents.

If traditional theatre could incorporate inventive talents like these, it would be on its way toward becoming a more satisfying spectacle.

Among the more than 100 designers showing their spring-summer 2011 collections at Lincoln Center and elsewhere around town are a handful of strikingly inventive talents who have caught the eye of influential insiders.

Now as noted for his ability to nurture young talent as for his inventive talents on saxophone, Osby has, in the past three decades, finessed the transition from edgy musical rebel to respected patriarch-to-be.