Sentence examples for creative feel from inspiring English sources

Teachers who are creative feel stultified by test prep.

But he seems to have placed himself in the firing line again by agreeing to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds – the BBC later clarified that it was likely to be about £100,000 – on a bid to give the £1bn New Broadcasting House a "more creative feel".

Reno's growing artistic community and the nearby annual counterculture festival, Burning Man, lend the city and school a creative feel.

There is a more organised and creative feel to their play and that was evident by the number of chances produced, particularly in the first half.

Worthe will also change the lobby and the exterior "to a more current and creative feel," he said.

3. Get creative: Feel like most of the time you're on autopilot?

For many people, being creative feels like work and the creative impulse isn't something that most consumers are motivated by".

It's easy to forget that we have an innate capacity to know what being creative feels like.

Creatives feel compelled to penetrate and grasp human feeling and longing and plotting -- their own and those of the consumer, because that's the only knowledge base that can lead to strategies for commercial success.

One is aware in this industry that executives, who are rarely creatives, feel the need to "contribute".

The truth is, however, most creatives feel this nagging suspicion that they are not good enough and that everyone around them has it all figured out.