Sentence examples for Creative manoeuvre from inspiring English sources
If quality was a little lacking at times – combined with a playing surface poor enough to shame some parks teams, Clarke's decision to field an extra man in midfield stifled Bradford's customary scope for creative manoeuvre – the spirit in which the game was played could hardly have been bettered anywhere.
This article analyzes hymens and graffiti as memory-objects that construct idealized moral histories, and which open up possibilities for creative manoeuvres in the social construction of women's moral identities that draw on the sensory registers of blood and hymens at the same time that they reveal these to be simulacra.
But I suspect it's about more than creative room for manoeuvre.
He told Vanity Fair the saga no longer allowed him the creative room for manoeuvre he once enjoyed.
Printing costs hardly seemed a paramount concern for the creative team behind Manoeuvres, a magazine here that has just been resurrected after a 13-year hiatus.
Also interested, apparently, are Chelsea, though before they manoeuvre one overpaid creative Spaniard they don't really need out of the club only to immediately bring a different one in again they should really have a long, hard look at themselves.
He is never happier than when his subject can be manoeuvred into some sanctuary from the requirements of the creative act: a training-camp, say, or a dugout, or a hospital ward.
He had no creative input, but Jobs bankrolled Pixar in its early years, and cannily manoeuvred its business dealings to the extent it became a threat to Disney, which then acquired it for $7.4 bn – as a result of which, Jobs suddenly became Disney's biggest shareholder.
One manoeuvre is revealing.
