Sentence examples for producing something new from inspiring English sources

The interest in history, as with appropriating contemporary work, points to "a certain kind of value system," Mr. Granoff said, "where you start to not always be about producing something new — you look sideways and backwards".

First, there is the very tangible reward of producing something new every week.

Pliny repeated Aristotle's maxim that Africa was always producing something new.

Granted, I'm a Star Trek fan practically from the cradle, so maybe I'm just an easy mark, but the effects are suitably impressive, the characters and premise are compelling, and a clear effort has gone into producing something new and different that still upholds the spirit of hope and optimism the entire franchise embodies.

Craft and small-batch production are ripe to produce something new as well.

Being inspired by someone else's idea to produce something new and different IS creative work.

Those worlds have been crushed together to produce something new and terrible.

I'll give you £1m if you can get me a band that produces something new and original.

"In Babel's stories, war and peace... have been crushed together to produce something new and terrible".

It could be Obama will decide he's tired of being a sitting target and will produce something new.

In his view, even Austrian artists have succumbed now to "aimlessness" [Ziellosigkeit], because they are under such pressure to produce something new and original.