Sentence examples for Creative stimulus from inspiring English sources

The guitar is a recurring motif in her art, signifying both nostalgia and creative stimulus.

Whatever creative stimulus was at work between them, it is not manifested in style or content.

Writers, she concluded, have always benefited from the creative stimulus of censorship.

Another great creative stimulus is to regularly engage in conversations with people from whom you might normally recoil.

Making the work in our tiny space at the Gate theatre created physical boundaries that were, in fact, a useful creative stimulus for the team.

As this stellar book moves from one Club member to another, it comes together as an ambitious venture homing in on the nature of creative stimulus.

He found fresh creative stimuli in the new European music (e.g., the innovations of Stravinsky), whose impact Holst registered in his orchestral suite The Planets (1918); and also in Hindu literature, which gave rise to his "Sanskrit" period (1908 12), during which he composed the opera Savitri and four sets of choral hymns from the Ṛigveda.

X-ist uses a graphic score and includes written directions to the players that act as "creative stimuli", containing notes and motifs to be followed.

The field of neuro-science and biometrics is being embraced by the market research industry and is being increasingly used by the likes of the BBC and Unilever to better understand our physiological response to creative stimuli.

She describes the physiology behind neurological pathways which include webs of neurons containing dendrites, axons, and synapses; and explains that certain brains with more rigid pathways will be less susceptible to new information or creative stimuli.

It's all an economic, creative arts stimulus package for downtown Des Moines.