Sentence examples for creative depth from inspiring English sources

"The merger will give us greater creative depth," said Terry Rooke, an executive vice president at BBDO/Atlanta.

One Start-Up Loan recipient Corinna Ruth Noel started her own boutique company, Noel Bookkeeping, after feeling the traditional accounting employee role did not suit her creative depth.

Later Stravinsky was regarded as the typical rootless exile, a creative chameleon who could dart from style to style but who never recaptured the creative depth of his first masterpieces.

Packed with boldface names and equally amusing fashion folk, the Blonds' fashion shows are consistently theatrical, but no one seems to outshine the creative depth that Phillipe Blond and his partner and co-designer, David Blond, provide through their bedazzled corsets.

Nevertheless, his work has survived and continues to be read and translated throughout the world, serving as evidence of the creative depth and richness of his thought.

Her acting received mixed or poor reception from New York Times critics, and according to some she "lacked creative depth".

This may be because, in the case of Adam, there are no creative depths to be explored.

Style over substance in music is a dangerous thing, and it's hard to imagine that a fashion band like CSS have got the creative depths to achieve any sort of longevity, which ultimately spoils enjoyment of their music in the now.

Castro's 1961 dictate -- "Within the revolution anything, against the revolution nothing" -- may still stand, but artists find multiple, subtle and stunning ways in which to negotiate and undermine this, often discovering even greater creative depths in the process.

The co-instructors supply a grading rubric that addresses creative originality, depth of thought, and contribution to course themes.

Why? Because, there are no short cuts in skateboarding, it's the long hard less travelled road that leads to personal experience, creative focus, depth and inclusion.