Sentence examples for marks of originality from inspiring English sources

The marks of originality continue to show up in the trademark melodic gestures of the Andante.

Although this collection is modeled on the works of the 13th-century romantic poet Neẓāmī, it bears Jāmī's unmistakable mark of originality and intellectual vigour.

A mark of originality — and of modernity — in cinema is a director's approach to performance, and from the start, Moreau, as a director and a screenwriter, reveals a distinctive way with her own performance as well as the others onscreen.

Always make alterations to any flash mob performance that has inspired you so that it has your own mark of originality and local relevance.

Style is a patent priority: his fiction displays the stretch marks of its originality.

The mark of his originality is that they are instantly recognisable.

That the elegy, overall, is framed as a collective statement is another mark of its originality.

In the preface to The Western Canon, his attempt to define "The Books and School of the Ages", Harold Bloom says: "One mark of an originality that can win canonical status for a literary work is a strangeness that we either never altogether assimilate, or that becomes such a given that we are blinded to its idiosyncrasies".

It is the original kind of originality.

He's one of the great creators of modern cinema, and though it would be optimal if he were also continuing to direct movies himself it's a mark of the Safdies' originality to make him a part of their cinemasphere.

-- with the presence of originality.