Sentence examples for condition of creation from inspiring English sources

He adds: "Privacy, for me, is a fundamental condition of creation, of work".

Videotape and notation notwithstanding, dance is an oral tradition, whose fullness of history, meaning and conditions of creation are passed along from generation to generation.

For Deleuze, the task of art is to produce "signs" that will push us out of our habits of perception into the conditions of creation.

The company was obliged to sell some of its large holding as a condition of its creation through the merger of T-Mobile and Orange.

The authority had pledged to keep rates low as a condition of its creation and any rise is seen by some as betrayal.

This is gratifying, because the gulf between who Rockwell was and what he made characterizes a common condition of artistic creation.

You might call this condition of artistic creation the law of opposites, which can be a displacement of identity, as in the case of the gay composers and actors of yesteryear, or a transmutation of identity.

Consequences of migration of respective point defects for surface relief formation and the conditions for creation of fatigue crack embryos, i.e. sharp intrusions are highlighted.

"We're All Still Here" is a bold construction that starts with a gesture that Godard made familiar in his little-seen but colossal "King Lear" (which I'll be introducing at the Quad, on May 1st) — the discussion on the movie's soundtrack of the practical conditions of its creation.

To a certain extent, she's right, although knowing the nightmarish conditions of their creation makes encountering them all the more unnerving.

This is brought about by the directed change in the condition of surface and creation of active centers of selective chemical interaction for detecting gas.