Sentence examples for inventive writing from inspiring English sources

The corrupt legacy of church and politics sours the air, and the energy of McInerney's characters and of her riotously inventive writing shine through the book.

"Somewhere: The Songs of Leonard Bernstein," by the Bill Charlap Trio (Blue Note), contains so much inventive writing that you need several listenings to get near it.

The allure of the music comes from the strikingly inventive writing for the instruments, using unconventional techniques like tapping on clarinets and blowing into them without the mouthpieces, and all manner of string glissandos and scratches.

Kevin Reilly, Fox's chairman of entertainment, on Thursday called it a "risk well worth taking — it's a conceptual blast unlike anything else on television and it all holds together with inventive writing and a fantastic cast".

Both shows unfold like movies, with a sense of narrative purpose and momentum as well as visual alacrity, with lively camerawork and inventive writing ricocheting off the conventions of television drama and comedy.

"God's Ear," an adventurous new play by Jenny Schwartz, is a prime example of the kind of inventive writing that flourishes Off Off Broadway but rarely has a chance to find a larger audience.

That's partly because the musical backdrop is endlessly inventive – Written on the Forehead is based, improbably enough, around a sample from Niney the Observer's old reggae classic Blood And Fire – but largely because Harvey's songwriting is so strong: the lyrics are remarkable, packed with weirdly prescient images of civil unrest and a ruined Britain, the melodies rich and beautiful.

Tomorrow, we'll highlight some of our most fascinating Profiles, and some of our most inventive humor writing.

Piero lived, the inventive Vasari wrote, like the beasts of the field.

And that's not counting "Imaginary City," an inventive production written and performed by the four members of So Percussion.

When "The Time Machine" appeared, Joseph Conrad, electrified by Wells's inventive power, wrote to him in praise, calling him "a realist of the fantastic".