Sentence examples for creative discovery from inspiring English sources

Irish Misery in New York is not a new creative discovery, of course.

"But Instagram has opened up a new world of creative discovery for people who previously didn't have access to it.

Imperial commercial ambitions now cross with an audience and a stage for creative discovery in, for instance, Facebook.

Berkeley Arts + Design is able to offer undergraduate course grants of up to $5,000 to promote innovative pedagogy in Creative Discovery for Spring 2019.

Perhaps his most creative discovery, in Amazon's toy section, was a pair of plush parrots -- one that requires two AA batteries and a nine-volt, and a newer model that works on four AAs.

The whole world admires Bond because it represents the key creative discovery that's been made since the turn of the millennium: that it is possible to flog a dead horse back to life.

This new piece is presenting Davies with the latest revelation in a lifetime of creative discoveries.

One of its explicit missions is to "foster fundamental creative discoveries (and) innovative research strategies" (National Institutes of Health, 2017).

Although some scientists do indeed have astronomical egos and launch themselves toward honors and fame, during the actual moments of scientific discovery, as in all creative discoveries, the ego magically vanishes.

Any screenwriter knows that a screenplay is more like a recipe than a sonnet, and much of the fun and best creative discoveries are gained by getting your hands dirty with your collaborators as you make the pudding.

In the end, Black was one of the co-ordinating architects for the (much more sensible) Festival, and his patch included the Dome of Discovery – the radically modern but short-lived precursor to the Millennium Dome, in which the DRU designed an exhibition celebrating British scientific and creative discoveries.