Sentence examples for radical innovators from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the joint impact of openness and innovativeness, suggests that for radical innovators it is external search breadth (rather than depth) that has a positive association with the use of informal appropriation mechanisms.

The Durst Organization is one of the more radical innovators in sustainability and density.

In the US, where Huxley later retired, his humanism and pacifism, combined with his experimentation with LSD, would be taken up by subsequent generations of socially radical innovators.

While politics has resembled a soap opera where the scriptwriters have lost their grip on reality in a desperate search for ratings, the radical innovators we celebrate here are rather more grounded and admirable.

Radical innovators are deeply empathetic.

Radical innovators are, almost by definition, contrarians.

This show sets out to rescue his reputation, reinstating him as a radical innovator.

Its author is a radical innovator, and he is setting out his poetry-barrow, not describing his wheelbarrow.

Then there are those who still do not recognize Balanchine as a radical innovator who taught audiences to look at dance in a new way.

In drama the most radical innovator was August Strindberg (1849 1912), and from that day to this, drama (forced to compete with the cinema) has become ever more experimental, constantly striving for new methods, materials, and, especially, ways to establish a close relationship with the audience.

I heard one or two people wondering what Washington was doing at Big Ears — he doesn't have a reputation as a radical innovator — but the expansiveness of his vision, evident on his recent triple album, "The Epic," matched the festival's embrace-everything spirit.