Whitman invigorated language; he could be strong yet sentimental; and he possessed scope and inventiveness.
March 27 , 1924Newark, New Jersey April 3 , 1990Hidden Hills, California Sarah Vaughan, in full Sarah Lois Vaughan, byname Sassy or the Divine One (born March 27 , 1924 Newark, New Jersey, U.S. died April 3 , 1990 Hidden Hills, California), American jazz vocalist and pianist known for her rich voice, with an unusually wide range, and for the inventiveness and virtuosity of her improvisations.
Throughout this time she was widely admired for her mastery of technique, the range of her choreography and the control and inventiveness that marked her work.Related items Leonard ReedApr 15th 2004 Ninette de ValoisMar 15th 2001 Galina UlanovaApr 2nd 1998All this would have been remarkable anywhere; in bland Los Angeles it was also unconventional.
Richard Chapman and Eric Clapton describe de Lucía as a "titanic figure in the world of flamenco guitar", highlighting his "astounding technique and inventiveness" and his broad range of musical ideas from other styles, such as Brazilian music and jazz.
We invented democracy, optimism and inventiveness itself.
Thus, they provide much scope for display of the author's ingenuity and inventiveness.
The advocates of V.A. do a great service in recognizing that Hyams and Paul W. S. Anderson bring a wider range of inventiveness to their material than do, say, Michael Haneke and Olivier Assayas, and in implying that they would likely have made a far better movie out of "Skyfall" than Sam Mendes did.
His first poster was for Sarah Bernhardt; its exotic Byzantine ornament and subtle use of colour brought him overnight success; it was the first of a legacy of posters by him, ranging from grand theatre announcements to advertisements for cigarette papers and chocolate, that remain unsurpassed in beauty and inventiveness.
By Election Day, the site featured more than three hundred mostly female students, who showed a considerable range of inventiveness in their use of display type.
