Sentence examples for a degree of creative from inspiring English sources

There is inevitably a degree of creative licence in this depiction of the life of international criminal lawyers, but a version of this "peace v justice" dilemma very much exists in the real world.

"In order to stay at the leading edge of the industry, there's a degree of creative destruction that has to go on to make sure that your manufacturing costs are competitive and you're focused on the right markets and the right place in the value chain," he said.

I asked Sky to respond to my criticism and a spokeswoman said: "Our latest advertisement uses a degree of creative licence to help bring to life the fact that Sky is the only network to offer a totally unlimited broadband service.

Securing the official stamp of approval also meant losing a degree of creative control.

He said that he had used a degree of creative licence when "explaining" these apparent inspirations in his monologue sections.

And in doing so, there is a degree of creative license taken to transform words on a page into a multi-sensory, audio-visual experience.

"We're very, very research-oriented, and there's a degree of the creative process which is scientific, and we will use every single bit of insight which we can generate".

Culturally, Take-Two developers would not have a problem at Ubisoft because they allow a decent degree of creative freedom," says Doug Creutz, analyst at San Francisco firm Cowen and Co. Yves Guillemont, chief executive of Ubisoft, is also looking to expand its reach into the sports business.

Gothic architecture, he believed, allowed a significant degree of creative freedom and artistic fulfillment to the individual workman.

Granted a rare degree of creative freedom, Mr. Dante seems to have set out to make the sequel to end all sequels.

However, at no other time before or since has mural decoration received a higher degree of creative concentration by artist and patron than in Europe during the Renaissance.