Sentence examples for Creative conception from inspiring English sources

We know that millions of others thought they were not just funny, but editorially justified - indeed an important part of the whole creative conception.

In the final years of his life Melnikov worked on his book Arkhitektura moey zhizni: tvorcheskaya kontseptsiya, tvorcheskaya praktika (1985; "My Life's Architecture: Creative Conception, Creative Practice").

The reason was creative differences or, rather, differences between Soderbergh's boldly creative conception of the film and the studio's fear that the movie he intended to make wouldn't be commercial enough to earn back its fifty-eight-million-dollar budget.

And it's not just about giving these graduates a chance to help – it's about handing over complete control from creative conception to experience production.

This new piece takes viewers through three stages of flight, a visual metaphor for the process of creative conception, through the use of Kinect controllers and infrared sensors.

At The Resolution Project, we enlist passionate volunteers to take on this creative project, from conception to production.

I'm involved in every creative aspect, from conception of ideas to writing scripts to directing voices to designing characters," he added.

It's immediately apparent Nelson and Miller have creative differences, too divergent conceptions on how to honor the sacred delicacy.

With this creative event, a new conception of the political emerges which, as the necessary supplement of an ethical demand, offers potentially radical new ways of being with other animals.

Perhaps "Mass" would not be worth bothering with if its musical content were negligible, but beneath the original dramatic conception, the creative exuberance, the showbiz glitter and the ear-catching set numbers is a sophisticated, carefully controlled piece of musical craftsmanship that repays close scrutiny.

The discovery, reported in the current issue of the journal Nature, lends weight to the hypothesis that not only did anatomically modern Homo sapiens emerge in Africa but also, to a previously unsuspected extent, their cognitive capacity for abstract and creative thought and the conception of increasingly complex technologies associated with modern human behavior.