Sentence examples for creative expectations from inspiring English sources

The compromise left no one fully happy, and although he had a multi-album deal with XL Recordings (Adele, Vampire Weekend), Shamir was dropped for not meeting creative expectations.

The various demands placed on us, which rob us of the idle time we need to be creative— expectations that we will be available 24/7 and interruptions made possible by the various technologies we use every day— aren't going to go away.

My creative expectations appeared to others as being more than a mind could endure.

In a constantly changing market of creative and corporate expectations, starting the road to meet our personal expectations begins with taking a first step.

This poetry workshop is reserved for accomplished poetry writers and maintains the highest level of creative and critical expectations.

"The BBC's most pressing priority is to provide output that is distinctive and creative since audience expectations in this area are still not being met," it said.

Analysts and scholars have studied international trends and identified the familiar ingredients of a high-performing educational system: high standards and expectations; creative and well-designed coursework; enhanced status, development and pay of teachers; and a culture where academic achievement is valued, parents are deeply involved and school leaders insist on excellence.

The current limited vision, low creative and financial expectations of media companies for African-American content has created an ecosystem based on scarcity where filmmakers and artists develop and pitch projects they think will sell as opposed to stories they believe should be told.

[FN171] If the expectation on listservs is that others will copy, in whole or in part, to comment or to make additions or other changes in the case of a creative work, this expectation could be construed as either an implied license for such use, or as the intent required for a joint work.

Communicating reality, creative cynicism and measured expectations are challenging and can easily be misinterpreted as negativity.

Are behavioural expectations clear, creative and interactive or do you rely on that curled A4 sheet behind the desk?