Sentence examples for creative engine from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mizrahi's nervousness is in direct conflict with his desire to be a star; his drive toward commercial success opposes his need to be creatively untethered, and these sparks are the combustion of his considerable creative engine.

The film's creative engine simply runs down.

It's the creative engine that powers all his businesses – and a real creative engine for modern Australian dining, as a whole.

More than any other designer, Rei Kawakubo, that label's creative engine, is considered someone who thinks.

This is McNally-Land, where love, loss and death are the themes that fuel the creative engine.

It's a creative engine whose whole purpose is to convert public investment into wonderful programmes and content.

They also say Microsoft has had a nasty habit of gumming up its creative engines with bureaucracy.

"We've been rockin' along in the studio with Greg on and off for the last 18 months firing up the creative engines again.

"We now have two powerful creative engines making hit shows in the two most valuable markets in the world," meaning the United States and Britain, Ms. Murdoch said in an e-mail message.

Bob Herbert (column, June 18) must have had his creative engines in full throttle when he described what will be New York City's emergency operations center as an overpriced skybox bunker built especially for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Throughout the eighteen-thirties, the give-and-take between Carlyle's deeply pessimistic sense of the primal violence that lay beneath the surface of civilization and Mill's insistence that the cure for the primal illness was more civilization was one of the creative engines of English thought.