Sentence examples for most experimental and from inspiring English sources

Come Down to Us is the pinnacle of the EP – Burial at his most experimental and positive.

Troilus and Cressida (c. 1601 02) is the most experimental and puzzling of these three plays.

They might also be surprised to learn that Beyoncé – by far her most experimental and multi-layered album – doesn't really contain an obvious Crazy In Love-style banger.

I especially remember the arresting 2005 production of "Orlando," one of Handel's most experimental and wrenching operas.

The last, Joanna Baillie, occupies a category all her own: a tragedian, she was perhaps the most experimental and was known as a "closet" dramatist -- one who is for the most part read (in one's closet), rather than played.

Made with Ghost Box's Julian House, their final album, Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age, was the most experimental and disorienting of their career.

Boty's is far and away the wildest, most experimental, surreal and eye-catching part, still strange to the eye today.

Elements of randomness also underlie most experimental settings and the interpretation of the many physiologic and biochemical measurements.

Modelling procedures generally require significant training and computing resources, which is often impractical for most experimental chemists and biologists.

"He showed us a reason for the convergence of the 20th century's most experimental dramatist and the most barbaric institution of modern times – things that do not normally go hand-in-hand".

This assumption informs most experimental techniques and theoretical conclusions drawn from experimental results.