Sentence examples for pioneering anything from inspiring English sources
Other artists, such as Konrad von Soest, who executed the "Niederwildungen Altar" about 1403, seem to have reflected developments elsewhere without pioneering anything strikingly new.
Despite pioneering an "anything goes" party culture in London, by the late noughties, the buzz was fading.
"This is more a matter of helping Pioneer than anything else.
Like El Gran Combo — and the Stones and Chieftains too — the Beach Boys weren't necessarily pioneers of anything.
"He's the pioneer of anything Mexican in Hong Kong," Ochoa said.
This legislation – pioneering at the time – defined charity in the broadest of terms: anything from the "advancement of religion", to "other purposes benefiting the community".
The most important rite of passage for a radical public thinker is summarised in the acronym AMA – the "ask me anything" sessions pioneered on Reddit.
Jim loved pioneering entrepreneurs.
It is ambitious, pioneering stuff.
Helen Brush Jenkins, 94, pioneering photojournalist.
