In the world of journalism, a little bit of "creative writing" resulted in embarrassment for some respected publications after their writers mixed in a little fiction to help their stories along.
"Make it Rain" The women devise a creative strategy to minimize the embarrassment of pooping in a public ladies' room.
It should be a national embarrassment that the great creative appetite being whetted in young people is suffocated by secondary curriculum and financial pressures.
Some examples of the barriers that have been reported are practical, such as appointment times and embarrassment [ 32]; therefore, creative and sensitive methods that take into consideration these barriers to participation in cervical cancer screening are required [ 32].
By presenting myself in a such creative light to avoid potential judgment and embarrassment I engaged in an emotional cut-off.
For more on "the creative personality," see Morris I. Stein and Shirley J. Heinze, Creativity and the Individual (Glencoe, Illinois, The Free Press, 1960). 5. Herbert Feigl, "Philosophical Embarrassments of Psychology," American Psychologist, March 1959.
Led by Dutch curator Erik Kessels, the project is titled The Embarrassment Project.The students were told that as creatives they had to be prepared to make mistakes and be ridiculed.
Over the course of this journey, the creative input we received from the MIT community was an embarrassment of riches.
This process helps people get over any embarrassment about sharing unfinished work so they become even more creative.
First, once people get over the embarrassment of showing work still in progress, they become more creative.
With a touch of embarrassment he also said that they were putting on an event called "Dragons Pen" with creative writing graduates from around the country going before a literary panel with their work.
