Sentence examples for creative confusion from inspiring English sources
Creative confusion or, just possibly, theatrical richness.
The threat of Martin allowed Pennington to exercise his creative confusion.
But he admits that he struggled through a period of creative confusion after Nelson Mandela became South Africa's first black president.
Scientists prepared to explain to the public why failing to find the Higgs boson would be more exciting than finding it: another chance at creative confusion.
And, if they stick together, they will have to agree about a way to share power.For the time being, all this creative confusion suits Mr Moi's purposes pretty well.
But productions of the script still stumbled, which may confirm the suspicion (common in Hollywood) that for a project to change titles is often a sign of creative confusion or trouble.
One was Woody Allen's complex, disarmingly frank and unusually foul-mouthed "Deconstructing Harry", about the emotional, creative, and erotic confusions of a writer played by and very like his creator.
Between these two extremes, however, lies plenty of room for doubt, confusion and even creative ambivalence.
It requires a willingness to explore new ideas, and to rehearse viewpoints, and ultimately to accept that confusion can be creative and is essential to transformative learning.
And as long as firms like E&Y have wide latitude to judge the accounting rules at companies where they legally may have created such creative structures, rest assured that such confusion will grow as rapidly as FarmVilles virtual kudzu.
This creative conflation also led to many confusions about what Darwin did mean by species.
