The phrase "a dose of creative" is not correct as it is missing a noun to complete the expression, such as "creativity" or "ideas." You can use it when referring to a small amount of creativity or imaginative thinking that is needed in a particular context.
Example: "To solve this problem, we need a dose of creative thinking to come up with innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "a touch of creativity" or "a sprinkle of imagination."
("At least every five pages we heard about how good her butt was or her boobs and after the first fifty times, I was like 'OK, we know, she has a fantastic body. Let's move it along now.') Perhaps what Mensch really needs is a dose of creative inspiration; luckily, she needn't look very far.
This confrontational style goes down well with the American neoconservatives who, little more than two years ago, were arguing that a dose of "creative destruction" in Iraq would work wonders for the Middle East and apparently hope to try the same remedy at the UN now.
But will a dose of capitalistic creative destruction stop Hollywood from making so many bad movies?
Minecraft builders, modders, and videographers have responded to the news with a mix of excitement, anxiety, and caution some with a strong dose of creative expression mixed in.
By evading standard lines of authority, Roosevelt guaranteed himself competing sources of information, while injecting a healthy dose of creative tension (albeit some unhealthy paranoia as well).
And if the president is now ready to act boldly, what other thorny issues might be tackled with a big dose of creative diplomacy?
The only way out of the trap is a hefty dose of creative destruction, which in Europe would have to be accompanied by debt relief and exits from the eurozone, with subsequent currency devaluations.
Here was a key element of the tour: An acting troupe called LiveFeed punctuated the experience by performing what Aimee Davis, one of the group's producers, calls "re-imagin-actments". That's historical fact mixed with a liberal dose of creative license.
Mr. Warsh called for more accurate and timely information to be provided to shareholders, creditors and regulators; more robust competition in the financial services industry, which he described as "ripe for a healthy dose of creative destruction"; and stronger capital and liquidity requirements, along with better corporate governance and risk management.
All of the expected norms of G-rap have been violently removed and replaced with a healthy dose of creative perversity.
I don't doubt that this, and many other events in the movie, took place in Brian Goodman's real-life struggle, but his film would have benefited from a healthy dose of creative liberty.
