Sentence examples for creative demands from inspiring English sources

Rather, his guitar playing proved that an instrument's role could be as improvisatory as the music itself, fluidly shifting definition to meet the creative demands of the moment.

If his place-kicking was metronomic and his defence something that often reminded you of a tank-trap, his theorising on the creative demands of his position was not always the last word in lucidity.

He was concerned about the pace at which designers are producing collections, and also about the number of his colleagues who were facing conflicts with their employers, often over creative demands.

His ouster was viewed by luxury executives as further evidence that such labels were becoming less tolerant of creative demands, even as the high-end market was beginning to pick up.

And that it is not the creative demands the fashion industry places on its designers that is creating unrest in the industry, but rather the continuing power struggle between brand and individual.

Its creative demands must be supported by an understanding of art, science, psychology, mathematics, engineering and etc.

We need genuine education that is personal, creative, demanding and filled, as literature is, with useful equipment for the inner life.

UNICEF and others work with Buddhist monks and Muslim imams across South and Southeast Asia on creative, demanding and successful programs to combat the pandemic.

Choreography, like any creative form, demands balance.

Prada creates it out of the desire to be rescued from the isolation that a creative life demands.

The questioner summarizes whatever is keeping her from being creative: the demands of motherhood, for example, or the strain of having "the world's most boring job".