Sentence examples for creative clashes from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Taymor was fired in March after creative clashes with the producers, but retains her credit as director).

(Ms. Taymor was fired in March after creative clashes with the producers, but retains her credit as director). The statements filed with the state say Ms. Taymor earned $36,000 in royalties for the six-week period ending Jan . 2

The Tony Award-winning best director of "The Lion King," Ms. Taymor has been largely silent about her "Spider-Man" experience in the weeks since the show's producers announced on March 9 that she was leaving the production; privately, both sides said she was fired over creative clashes.

In their fullest comments yet about the creative clashes this winter inside "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," Bono and the Edge, of U2 — first-time Broadway composers — said they originally embraced Julie Taymor's script and characters for the show but were wholly ill-prepared for putting her ambitious ideas onstage.

Yoko still had a role in development, and he and Yasui had creative clashes during development.

The two, who live in Los Angeles, almost didn't get to complete their first feature, the animated "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs," after a series of creative clashes with producer Sony Pictures (the studio fired them before rehiring them to finish the movie).

Sia has revealed how a creative clash led to her end a songwriting session with Katy Perry after just one hour.

But the very process that made it the biggest NASA contractor -- a sweeping consolidation of the aerospace industry -- has sharply reduced competition, and with it, critics say, the creative clash of ideas that helps produce great technological leaps.

Things could be a little unstable if creative talents clash.

All three men are currently facing the downside of carte blanche television: creative ebbs that clash with viewers' heightened expectations.

This is a pity, because Disney's theme parks are a part of its business where teenage boys would particularly welcome the contrast that Marvel's superheroes would provide to the Magic Kingdom's oppressive wholesomeness.Another risk is one that often presents itself in mergers, especially those involving creative types: a clash of cultures.