Sentence examples for creative consciousness from inspiring English sources

The idea of the independent creative consciousness, however battered it may sometimes be in practice, is a central building block of our liberal culture.

Actually, creative consciousness, even when not the original source of a visionary insight, will, according to personal characteristics, reimagine and then modify it as conditions change.

Butterflies are bound up in our childhood, and maybe that is why they loom so large in our creative consciousness later in life.

— Julia Moskin KCRW: Yet another star chef who has found inspiration in music: Roy Choi (above) of Kogi, the pioneering Korean taco truck in Los Angeles, talks about the ways in which old-school hip-hop altered his creative consciousness.

Perhaps, as the show's title suggests, we should understand New York not as a geographical place but as a style of creative consciousness, one that is compelled to contest and deconstruct all authority.

What Coppola does in "The Bling Ring" that's new and strange is to shift the center of gravity away from the Hollywood potentates and toward its second- or third- or nth-order consumers: the everyday people who have wrought an ironic revolution in creative consciousness.

Grand Theft Auto IV, the radio series of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and the Who have one thing in common; one composer, in fact – the visionary musician, improviser and creative-consciousness-expander who is Terry Riley.

It could use some of the creative social consciousness that animates Mr. Edmier's more culturally and autobiographically specific projects.

Because that someone is Jason Rohrer, the leftfield video game designer who's previously made games about the creative process, consciousness, and gardening.

Robert Nishimura wrote that "The Hunger Games has an entirely different set of cultural baggage... Collins just happened to tap in to the creative collective consciousness, drawing on ideas that have played out many times before, in addition to her intentional reference to Greek mythology".

It was always about creative self-consciousness.