Sentence examples for stunning invention from inspiring English sources
It did so most devastatingly in Augusta three years ago when he finished second to Phil Mickelson after the American had produced a career shot from a carpet of pine needles, a stunning invention fashioned in a patch of light between the trees.
The extreme range of styles in Ives's songs — late-Romantic lieder, popular hymn tunes, crazy experiments, and several dozen modern art songs of stunning beauty and invention — confounded his early critics, but their sheer variety have been acclaimed as a very American, democratic virtue.
The Beardsley-ish pictures are stunning, filled with detail and wonderful invention (a giant ectoplasmic serpent digesting two tigers, anyone?), and might give you quite peculiar dreams.
There are fossils, skeletons, tusks, crystals and antique, mad-scientist inventions, many displayed in the stunning, sun-drenched Oval Room, plus salon-style paintings from the Dutch and French schools.
The video above shows how this invention works, and below you can see some of the stunning furnitures Alvarez created using it.
The high point in the show's final section is again Wedgwood, represented by two stunning vases made using the dicing method, another of Wedgwood's inventions.
TOKYO--Japanese courts last week delivered stunning monetary awards to two corporate researchers who claimed that they had received inadequate compensation for inventions produced for their employers.
In The Hypnotist, which Publishers Weekly called "A stunning page-turner," special agent Glass pursues an elusive list of "memory tools," one of Rose's inventions.
