Sentence examples for verbal inventiveness from inspiring English sources

It was the anarchy of comedy I adored: that and its verbal inventiveness.

There are still flashes of beautiful verbal inventiveness, especially when one character doesn't have to voice it to another.

She speaks with such goofy, deadpan earnestness and verbal inventiveness that you wish she would go on for another hour.

The timidity of editors of mainstream magazines drove him on to new heights of verbal inventiveness and outspokenness.

John Wilkinson's Effigies Against the Light (Salt Publishing £11.15, pp199) for its sheer verbal inventiveness and unheard-of melodies made much contemporary poetry seem straightforwardly pedestrian.

If one notes that pelilim rhymes richly with 'elilim, "idols," and if one recalls this poet's verbal inventiveness in coining designations for the nonentity of the pagan gods, "would-be gods" is a distinct possibility.

"The Royal Family," which starts out with a brilliant sort of causticity, demonstrates Mr. Vollmann's verbal power and inventiveness.

It can be linked with Théophile Gautier's l'art pour l'art movement, concentrating on the exotic and the visual, combined with verbal and formal inventiveness.

And despite periodic explosions of theatrical inventiveness, its luxuriant verbal overgrowth can reach the point of suffocation.

We invented democracy, optimism and inventiveness itself.

The tests measured performance within the figural, verbal, and numeric domains and were chosen based on their having the highest factor loadings on the total inventiveness-score.