Sentence examples for some inventiveness from inspiring English sources

To be fair, the food showed some inventiveness and was more often appealing than not.

But now he displays some inventiveness of his own, as he rounds up the elephants and, using their trunks as fire hoses, puts out the blaze.

Whilst certain work may be perceived by both employer and employee as being limited in scope for adaptation, with some inventiveness in identifying and overcoming the pertinent obstacles, accommodations may in fact be possible [ 35].

Now, as it enters adulthood, it is applying some of that inventiveness to its new home.

They lack the frenzied inventiveness of some of his contemporaries in the underground comics movement, such as Crumb, inventor of Mr Natural, Honeybunch Kaminski ("Jailbait of the Month") and scores of other energetic creations.

The book is extraordinary both for the depth of its feeling and the unusual power of its writing – Coates is an atheist, but inhabits the cadences of the great religious orators as well as the voices of his literary heroes, Baldwin and Richard Wright, and mixes in some of the verbal inventiveness of hip-hop with which he grew up.

Showing some of the manic inventiveness of Richard Kelly's "Southland Tales," but with a hundred times more intellectual clarity and storytelling discipline, Mr. Rivera — a brilliant young director — takes his audience into a future of "aqua-terrorism" and cyberlabor that I wish I could dismiss as implausible.

Nonetheless, there are some moments of breathtaking comic inventiveness worthy of Tati.

His recent CD, "American Blue," is meant as a children's record but its rap, rock, humor and inventiveness might fool some people.

I hope Oldfield won't entirely be put off visiting his home-country, which might just need his inventiveness to overturn some its own inequities.

We invented democracy, optimism and inventiveness itself.