Sentence examples for somewhat innovative from inspiring English sources
Hugh's somewhat innovative style of exegesis made an important contribution to the development of natural theology: he based his arguments for God's existence on external and internal experience and added a teleological proof originating from the facts of experience.
I didn't see the Hartford production, either, but for the record, Ms. Hudes has written a strong, tender, somewhat innovative character study of a Puerto Rican family ravaged by war and drugs.
Mixing standard and easy messaging with a somewhat innovative approach to finding a date is an interesting development in the space.
The Paris shop is designed by the innovative, somewhat rough-around-the-edges Droog Design of Holland (with NL Architects).
Still, Pinterest is an innovative, somewhat addictive platform filled with potential.
The brand name could be helpful as well: Before the GM partnership began in the early 1990s, Saab had built itself a reputation as somewhat of an innovative brand — an image it has lost almost completely in recent years, says Urquhart.
The Surface is getting, at best, mixed reviews (of note, MG is downright contemptuous, while Jeff Atwood really likes it), but even its staunchest critics have to admit that Microsoft's tablet/laptop crossover is, at least, somewhat interesting and innovative — if ultimately unsuccessful.
Ahead of the PRISM reveal, the thought that your activity, check-ins, reviews and interests could power a new search experience outside of Google was somewhat inspiring — an innovative tool to leverage the data previously locked away in your social graph.
All of this is hard to quarrel with, but falls somewhat short of an innovative approach.
While admittedly fun, and a good advertisement for the innovation festival, the giant game – which also becomes Snake or Pong at different times – is (somewhat ironically) not particularly innovative.
