Here's what Newt gets: First, immigration is a rejuvenation of our economy, a source of invention and investment at the high end and of tax-paying, productive labor at the low end.
The 36-year-old, red-cheeked and blowing as he kicked up a gear when Nani had departed, remained the sole source of invention for much of the game.
Slushies hold an additional appeal for bartenders beyond high sales and a source of playful invention.
It remains an unrivalled source of musical invention and imagination, a way of linking songs, exploring themes and developing sounds that is endlessly thrilling, surprising and worth celebration".
The show, which encircles the Astor Chinese Garden Court, explores gardens as a source of artistic invention and interactions between pictorial and garden arts in China across 1,000 years.
Eben Bayer's inspiration of the wood-chip pile, the source of future inventions and industry, saw the engineering possibilities of a living polymer, fungal mycelium.
I can only execute fairly simple concepts, but, as often happens with creative endeavors, limitations can be an inspiring source of new inventions.
The kitchen table has been the place where many new inventions and ideas have been sketched out, but rarely has it been the source of innovation itself.
He is its principal source of inspiration and invention as well as its presiding genius".
This still leaves open the reasons behind absinthe's reputation as an intoxicating source of creativity and invention, a power that led Hemingway's character Robert Jordan, in "For Whom the Bell Tolls," to carry around a flask of this "opaque, bitter, tongue-numbing, brain-warming, stomach-warming, idea-changing liquid alchemy".
Regarded in the Middle Ages as nearly the peer of Statius and Lucan, Claudian is faulted by modern critics for rhetoric too elaborate for his inferior themes, but his work is valuable as a historical source, and his fertility of invention and scathing invective compel attention.
