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inventive

[in-ven-tiv] / ɪnˈvɛn tɪv /


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What made the musical so fresh was the inventive manner in which Mr. Groff made his own personal affection for Darin a new and crucial ingredient in a familiar recipe.

From The Wall Street Journal

The annual competition, which began in 2004 in Singapore and was held in Turkey last year, highlights the importance of technology and science in improving daily lives, using the inventive spirit of young students.

From Barron's

Thomas Dausgaard, who had an oddly brief tenure as Morlot’s successor, took the label in a rather less inventive direction, so it’s good to see the orchestra returning to form here.

From New York Times

Pride uploaded a snippet of him rapping along to “Painting Pictures” in February, sporting his inventive “shag” haircut that was short on top and long in the back.

From Los Angeles Times

The galvanizing singing, inventive staging and charming acting can’t entirely cover up the musical’s chief problem — choppy storytelling.

From Los Angeles Times