Sentence examples for a creative view from inspiring English sources

Nowadays that probably isn't the case but that doesn't stop authors and illustrators taking a creative view of them!

Rousseau could inspire liberals, such as the 19th-century English philosopher T.H. Green, to a creative view of a state helping people to make the best of their potential through a variety of free institutions.

A historical and technological context that inspired Julian Oliver, for example, with Packet Garden, a project depicting our movements on the web portrayed as incredible engineered gardens, and Jason Salavon who, with American Varietal, offers a creative view of American ethnic plurality.

"This new libretto is yet another showcase of the company's technological laptop prowess – they have their minds on the future and a unique, creative view on delivering innovations and form factors that provide a full computing experience in very small packages".

With a little courage, it could have taken a far more creative view of the nature of competition.

They knew that Rembar's creative view of Justice Brennan's opinion — a view that Brennan had not explicitly considered when he wrote it — was logically unassailable.

"The view of the [renumeration] committee was that from a creative point of view it was difficult to see how 2014 could have been better, and there was some way to go on the financial side.

But while the decision to call it a day is baffling from a creative point of view, it's not clear that it's down to viewing figures either.

Windows Live Local dazzles with its creative views and features but falls short of the others in direction functionality.

She told HuffPost, "I hope these portraits of Quinn have made Harry Potter fans and everyone else smile and given some different creative views on themed photography for both seasoned and aspiring photographers".

From a creative point of view, this is reason to celebrate.