Sentence examples for creative discussions from inspiring English sources

Such enthusiasm led to some creative discussions that had to be reined in.

We'll get a workout in and talk business the whole time; after that some of us will stick around, maybe work a little bit longer, have a tequila — all of which is good for creative discussions.

"I don't think you're afraid to sit down and have those creative discussions about the future: 'Wouldn't it be great if... ?' You're still just young enough that you think you can change the world".

Two leading producers, Disney Theatrical Productions and the British impresario Sonia Friedman, have been holding meetings with the playwright Tom Stoppard – who shared an original screenplay Oscar for "Shakespeare in Love" with Marc Norman – and the director Jack O'Brien about the project, according to theater executives familiar with the creative discussions.

Over the course of nine months, PolyFauna gradually took shape as we went back and forth between the band's studio in Oxford and ours in Sheffield – we shared drawings, music and prototypes over many creative discussions around non-linear musical structures.

"In light of continued speculation and recent news reports regarding the Miss America Pageant telecast," the statement said, "there is currently no deal in place for this year's telecast, and furthermore, that no creative discussions and/or agreements regarding any aspect of the annual telecast have taken place between".

Another is the craving in Asia for a more creative, discussion-based style of teaching in order to produce more creative, innovative students.

It is our occupation's atmosphere of radical, creative discussion and collective action that might explain why Porter's apology for "dithering" in recent weeks fell a little flat.

"Even when questions were asked by individual non-executive directors, the executive usually presented a unified front to the Court, apparently rendering it of little or no use as a forum for creative discussion and constructive challenge," he said.

The analysis of the responses found that the problem-based learning approach promoted critical thinking and problem solving; active participation in the learning process including self-direction, identification of own learning needs, teamwork, creative discussion and learning from peers; and the integration and synthesis of a variety of knowledge.

When we start assuming bad intent, all creative discussion stops.