Sentence examples for totally inventive from inspiring English sources
Scarcely anything is original - it's very hard to be totally inventive, so I'm not terribly interested in originality.
But I love the way they cut the vocals up and loop them on the verses and pre-choruses and it feels like something new and totally inventive.
In a review for Rolling Stone, Peter Travers gave the film 3.5 out of 4 stars, writing that "Drake Doremus has crafted a crazily inventive and totally irresistible tale of first love that makes the familiar seem bittersweet and heart-stoppingly new".
It's a wild and inventive book, unquestionably fresh of spirit, and totally unafraid to break formalisms to tell it like it was.
Smart, inventive, melodically rich, rambunctious yet subtle, ambitious but totally unpretentious, it distills the best qualities of classic English pop and makes an emphatic argument for the idiom's continued vitality.
The final hour of the final play, Antony and Cleopatra, is about as good as theatre gets; combining astonishingly inventive stagecraft with glorious acting, raw as an open wound, totally invested and decidedly unpretty.
The results included strange and constricting spatial relationships, jarring juxtapositions of intense and unnatural colours, an emphasis on abnormalities of scale, a sometimes totally irrational mix of classical motifs and other visual references to the antique, and inventive and grotesque pictorial fantasies.
I'll also note that Jacoby went on to play a similarly dorky, inventive kid in 1976's The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane, a totally unrelated, perfect bookend to Ronald.
"Humans are very inventive".
The most inventive rhythmically?
