Sentence examples for a key creative force from inspiring English sources

The project marks a return to theater for Mr. Armstrong, who was a key creative force behind the 2010 Broadway musical "American Idiot," which was based on Green Day songs, and who is resuming a band tour this month after treatment for substance abuse.

David Simon, a former journalist who was the key creative force behind "The Wire," is returning to HBO with a miniseries that has much of the flavor of "The Wire" and is likely to win critical accolades.

The appointment makes Moffat Doctor Who's showrunner, the key creative force behind the programme.

Film critic Roger Ebert called Hal Wallis the "key creative force" for his attention to the details of production (down to insisting on a real parrot in the Blue Parrot bar).

Ahead of the game's February launch, I caught up with two of the game's key creative forces – "creator of worlds" R.A. Salvatore, and art director Todd McFarlane.

"What we found was that these guys are really sincere, and they will touch you with their stories". Foxx teamed up with Cris Abrego, one of the key creative forces behind "Flava of Love," "I Love New York" and other popular "celebreality" series whose treatment of race and gender drew its share of critics who complained they promoted offensive stereotypes.

She shared a key creative philosophy with Pilobolus.

Silberman unwittingly played a key creative role in The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeoisie.

He has been a key creative figure in Lorimar's television business.

Jihad has often been a constructive and creative force, the key to building new Islamic societies and states.

PARIS — There comes a moment when a great designer moves from being a creative force to a national treasure.