Sentence examples similar to stop inventive from inspiring English sources

Jane Eyre Lyttelton Exultant, feminist, non-stop inventive.

More cause for optimism: "Finding Dory" aside, it's been a splendid summer for nonfranchise animation, on the evidence of "Kubo and the Two Strings," a wondrously inventive stop-motion fantasy from Laika Entertainment, and "Sausage Party," which is easily the finest supermarket sex comedy turned stealth religious allegory ever made.

For those who seek trendy tapas bars, non-stop night life or inventive restaurants, Spain is the place.

But Tyrell's short is playful as hell, with kinetic editing and storytelling that is electrified with inventive narration, stop-motion animation, and interviews with fanboys such as Simpsons creator Matt Groening, actor Kevin Pollak, Ed Asner, not to mention kickass narration from Academy Award-winner Jonathan Demme.

Over the past four months, locals have developed increasingly inventive roadblocks to stop contractors from getting to the proposed dump site.

Though she graduated from Vassar, Bishop was a haphazard and cruelly inventive minder of stops.

It's not blood or gore or a particularly inventive monster that stops you in your tracks, but something far more sinister: You have to say, "Wait, is that who I think it is?

New Yorkers especially will find it easy to take the Path train just one or two stops (from Lower Manhattan) to experience inventive food, a one million square foot Kibbutz-like Arthatorage/Exhincomparablece and that incomparable view.

But the industry needs to get much more inventive if it's to stop niche-busting tech start-ups from eating its lunch.

He had an acute ear for the stops and starts, the detours, switchbacks and inventive obscenities of conversation.

And the Italian Communists, unflaggingly inventive in their invective, did not stop there; they forecast the eventual substitution of "Coke" for "Amen".