Sentence examples for apparently creative from inspiring English sources

A study in 2006 did find that apparently creative men were favoured at this time.

Students of Invention Greenburgh is apparently a creative community, too.

"Apparently the Creative Playthings people have been thinking deeply about integration problems on the toy counters and have come up with their own answer.

In fine poems like "If a Wilderness" and "Here, on Earth," Phillips proves that the great English verse tradition of erotic religious poetry is alive and well, and apparently teaching creative writing in St . Louis

The New Yorker, December 10 , 1966P. 203 "Apparently the Creative Playthings people have been thinking deeply about integration problems on the toy counters and have come up with their own answer.

But that profusion itself has a moral point: it represents as all the adventures of September and A-through-L and Blunderbuss represent the role of play, of free invention, and of apparently pointless creative pursuits.

Not only can you whip up a frittata with freshly-laid eggs during cookery classes, but you can calculate the number of eggs in maths ('if three hens each laid an egg a day, how many eggs would you have in a week?'), there are some cracking science experiments that involve blowing up eggs and in English lessons, the chickens, apparently, inspire creative writing.

This in turn apparently inspires creative coders to use the data for building cool stuff on top of all that rich, public information.

Philip was serially unfaithful to Monica: unable, apparently, to be creative as a poet without the tensions of infidelity and uncertain commitment in his emotional life.

Apparently the most creative thing the five blobs who scarfed up my money could think of to do with it was stuff it into their wallets.

Good old smoke sessions, apparently, were the creative instigators for their EP's sunset ambiance.