Sentence examples for work of invention from inspiring English sources

But Panahi has made a work of invention and brio that remains visually lively throughout, despite its formal restrictions.

In precise terms, no doubt it isn't, but nor is it quite a work of invention; this is learning born of direct experience.

When a nugget of land is all that a handful of characters have available to them, and when these characters must build nothing short of complete new lives, the novelist's work of invention acquires a double intensity.

As he expressed it at the end of "Lear", tragedy describes the strongest passions, and "the greatest strength of genius is shewn here in describing the strongest passions: for the power of the imagination, in works of invention, must be in proportion to the force of the natural impressions, which are the subject of them".

To David Bromwich the most important of these is the third, "That the greatest strength of genius is shewn in describing the strongest passions: for the power of the imagination, in works of invention, must be in proportion to the force of the natural impressions, which are the subject of them".

"Tyson vs. Ali" is a work of historical invention — the real boxers never fought each other — that addresses the present.

In these civilized outposts, the serious work of cocktail invention continued, reflected in books like "The Savoy Cocktail Book," while Americans made do with "Wet Drinks for Dry People," subtitled "A Book of Drinks Based on the Ordinary Home Supplies".

The use of political subject material doesn't allow for a free pass on the hard work of artistic invention and keeping in tune to how we absorb or critique our culture.

The trios emerge as works full of invention and intricacy and also of structural integrity.

Holly — who makes a dubious living by socializing with rich men in exchange for large tips — teaches the implicitly gay narrator that her work of self-invention is as labor-intensive as his effort to write short stories.

Historic Invention Kits enable students to reconstruct working models of inventions associated with early electric motors, the telegraph network, and the telephone network.