Sentence examples for creative disorders from inspiring English sources

The enterprise of The Tenth Muse is only really novel in so far as it confines itself to having (Schmidt again) "something of a bias towards the poets who emerged from the creative disorders of the late 1930s and 40s, a period when English poetry was in a struggle with politics, Modernisms (sic) and war".

Like too many young directors, Mr. Barber seems in the grip of a kind of creative attention-deficit disorder, caused less by the digital tools at his disposal than the lack of good guidance.

Photography is especially expensive for photographers with who suffer from a bit of CADD – creative attention deficit disorder.

One of our national characteristics is a certain kind of creative Attention Deficit Disorder.

The enhancement of these mental skills might also explain the striking correlation between creative production and depressive disorders.

Even leaving aside the fact that most people with mood disorders are not creative geniuses, many writers find their creative talent psychologically troublesome, and even prize an idea of themselves as, in some sense, abnormal.

Her disorder is creative; her lack of doubt about her own creative power is built on the constant bewilderment that she endures in trying to realize it.

The association between creativity and some neuropsychiatric disorders may well help us uncover more of the genes responsible for unlocking our inner creative spirit.

Unlike Adams and Ravel, most patients with neurologic disorders experience no increased creative powers.

Alcoholic dad with attachment disorder and flashes of creative genius.

A 2011 study of three hundred thousand individuals showed that "individuals with bipolar disorder were overrepresented in creative professions".