Sentence examples for a creative entity from inspiring English sources

It's unlikely that the Oils would reactivate as a creative entity – or even as a regularly touring one, not least because Garrett is 61 and the rest of the band are in their 50s.

Aberdeen lacked the venues and the social network to sustain ourneeds as a creative entity, so we were drawn to the vitality ofneighboring Olympia (Washington's state capital), home to the progressiveEvergreen State College.

"I want us to be seen as a creative entity, not simply a porting house," the GM said.

While they were in existence as a band, they were dickish about how good they were, making ridiculous claims, and then they crumpled under the weight of their own success and couldn't repeat their achievements as a creative entity.

If you are a writer starting your career, like me, you should thank your lucky stars that there are people out there (literally "out" there, as in, in the cold) willing to put their own careers on the line for your rights and future earnings as a creative entity.

SA: Every time you work with a different creative entity or network, you get a sense of what kind of battles you're going to win and what kind of battles you're not going to win.

-- and every member of the band a potent creative entity in his own right, the sky should be the limit for what already has the feel of a fresh and timeless band.

The company can't go at it solo, as Christensen acknowledged in the interview; building up a Pixar-like creative entity from scratch wouldn't make sense on several levels.

One creative entity, WeTransfer a Dutch tech company driven by creativity almost more than technology took note of the hotbed of talent flocking to Southern California and excitedly chose not only to join, but be a foundation and facilitator to exciting collaborative projects in the realm of art, music, sports, and culture.

He read the ancient texts often, and the sound of Sanskrit was for him akin to the music of the spheres — the subtlety and profundity of those texts, which were capable of questioning whether even the creative entity itself understood its creation.

Like any other creative entity, Magenta needs to get its work out there, and it needs feedback.