Aún no tenemos significados para "more inventive".
1Americans are not necessarily more inventive but they certainly are more innovative.
2But they didn't; they had cornered more inventive prey than this before.
3For the rest, we're just going to have to be more inventive.
4Never was a human creature pursued by enemies more inventive or envenomed.
5We all label each other, kids are just more inventive about it.
6I think that actually made us more inventive in a way, you know?
7They have become more inventive, laying bush traps for deer and other animals.
8I must say, though, that Raffe is even more inventive than my mother.
9He simply tried a more inventive approach the next time.
10Other authors, meanwhile, are coming up with more inventive ways to drum up interest.
11Readers of his generation were looking for a more inventive style and grittier storylines.
12He soon ceased trying new ideas, already outstripped by others far more inventive than he.
13If the solipsist polises had begun to look more inventive than the universe itself .
14The kid's ideas were much more inventive than mine.
15A pity little egrets weren't here in those times to conjure even more inventive folk-names.
16But that only required them to be more inventive and delegate attacks to suitably distanced henchmen.
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