Sentence examples for creative damage from inspiring English sources

The conductor and harpsichordist William Christie has done as much creative damage to the repertory as anyone.

And little Picasso did some serious creative damage to the black checkered tile, oak cabinetry and his own hair and skin, too.

DiYists believe in the efficacy, and also the intrinsic worth, of direct action: sit-ins, sabotage, tunnelling, building tree houses and what one of them charmingly calls "creative criminal damage".

I hope it's a tribute to him, but it's also inspired by lots of other outsider musicians and strange, creative but ultimately damaged individuals.

We won't change it by pleading sympathy because ITV is not paying a dividend but because [regulation] is damaging creative Britain.

As all sorts of limitations have recently been placed on punitive damages, creative lawyers have shifted their attention to pain and suffering, a little-scrutinized form of compensation for psychic harm.

Unfortunately it has decided to "reform" the system in a way that could seriously damage the creative future of this country.

"Just like that," VanMoof's creative director wrote, "shipping damage to our bikes dropped by 70-80%." Designers often talk about the importance of "human-centered design".

She says that some of Mailer's friends presented her with a petition asking her to refuse to allow doctors to administer shock treatment to her husband, on the ground that it might damage his creative genius.

The multiplayer game was produced by independent British developer Splash Damage under creative director Alastair Cornish, separately from WB Montréal's work on the main game.

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