Sentence examples for creative cycles from inspiring English sources

All of them are now in their late 50s and early 60s, but given animation's lengthy creative cycles, seem be only just getting started.

We're in a fascinating moment in the creative cycles of popular culture, when television — O.K., fine, the best of television — is embracing complexity, subtlety and innovation in storytelling with an exciting maturity.

While mental illness may form a part of the creative cycle, if untreated its own cycles invariably take over.

While bipolar-type mood swings were characteristic of the poet's creative cycle, severe mental illness was characterised by a lack of flexibility, a mental rigidity, quite the opposite of the 'chameleon self' that poetry required.

GRAEME MURPHY'S "Ellipse," a plotless ballet that his Sydney Dance Company brings to the Joyce Theater in Manhattan for a six-day run beginning on Tuesday, exemplifies the "abstract" phase in his creative cycle.

"The TV and studio creative cycle lasts several years, so we will have to wait some time yet to see what Bob Iger's cautious, centralised and consensual management style produces," he adds.

In order to bring the project full circle, there's one more step in making this creative cycle complete.

The exotic, symbolist character of the piece situates it conceptually within the first phase of Miss Gray's creative cycle.

She is his partner in the creative cycle in which he begets the renewed form of himself that is born at dawn.

It is believed that the element of the year is the dominant one -- some years will work with your element, while others will work against, creating harmony and disharmony.[5] There are believed to be two cycles: the creative cycle and the destructive cycle.

The psychologists' analysis rests on the assumption that the creative life cycles of practitioners of a given discipline are homogeneous.