Sentence examples for are particularly creative from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't say the shooting periods are particularly creative.

Neither Muller nor Mandzukic are particularly creative, so cutting off the supply line from the flanks must play a central part of Dortmund's tactics.

Who determines supply and demand?" To which I replied: "In my limited understanding, the secret of clusters like Silicon Valley is that they are particularly creative and productive because they generate externalities between firms, for example on training and career development, and the buzz of networking means that they generate piles of new ideas.

However, the disadvantage to this pairing is that neither Edu nor Bradley are particularly creative players, and with these two together one could see the U.S. not holding onto the ball as effectively as if there were a Torres or a Feilhaber in the middle.

Lissitzky's period abroad (1921 25) was particularly creative.

In Europe Ireland and Luxembourg have been particularly creative in this regard.

"Chalet Girl" may not be particularly creative or genre busting or even a great example of a romantic comedy.

They were not a group, however, who were particularly creative or who would achieve great distinction in life.

Reed's direction, as it was through most of his career, is crisp and practical without being particularly creative or insightful.

Those two spots were shown last week at the Interpublic annual meeting as part of a reel of commercials deemed to be particularly creative.

But Daisy Mayer had to be particularly creative in shooting her recent movie, because she found herself dealing with a whole new level of needy actors.