Sentence examples for inventive vein from inspiring English sources
Fantasy emerged only in the 1930s, in Brazil and in Mexico, where a Spanish exile, Antoniorrobles (pen name of Antonio Robles), continued to develop his inventive vein.
Other recipes in a similarly inventive vein are fresh truffle ice cream, seared foie gras with a smoky black bean sauce and spareribs brushed with homemade Thai curry paste.
Well-balanced toppings in classical and inventive veins.
In the experimental vein, Clio Barnard's inventive and compassionate The Arbor fused theatre and documentary techniques to re-create the late playwright Andrea Dunbar's turbulent working-class life.
Mahfouz is more complicated and various a writer than most non-Arabic readers know, his work ranging from social realism to fabulous storytelling in the vein of the Arabian Nights: see, for instance, his Children of Gebelaawi – a wildly inventive piece of fiction that came out in 1959 and forms a kind of riff on Islamic and biblical history.
England have to carry on in the same vein as in the Six Nations, when they defended well and their attack got better and more inventive as the tournament went on.
"Humans are very inventive".
The most inventive rhythmically?
"Clever" and "inventive".
Desserts are equally inventive.
