Sentence examples for some originality from inspiring English sources

"I would like to see some originality.

There was some originality at play.

Kitsch maybe, but at least it has some originality.

The dish showed some originality, thought, even daring.

"It showed some originality and some familiarity with the jargon.

Under colonialism, art became less abstract, softer and more baroque -- prettier -- losing some originality and power.

Alongside their melding of local and international contexts, its writers' penchant for working with multiple forms makes for some thrilling originality.

Essentially a résumé of the 4th-century Cappadocian Fathers Basil, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Gregory of Nyssa, and expressed in Aristotelian vocabulary, it manifests some distinctive originality in John's choice of texts and annotations reflecting Antiochene analytical theology.

Not all groups like to have their styles and personalities copied, some like originality and independence.

But if you want some added originality, use one of your own! Simply open your Scrabble box and take a letter of your choice out (make sure nobody will desperately need that piece: if the letter you choose is a 'X' or a 'Z', you're in luck).

In doing so, she suppressed some of its originality, conventionalising Emily's odd punctuation.