Sentence examples for creative figures from inspiring English sources

Doug Aitken's The Source, in a building especially designed by David Adjaye, presents a series of interviews with major creative figures about the sources of their creativity.

The most striking absence is the invisibility of black and Asian creative figures.

Today, Pynchon is one of the most important creative figures on the planet.

The artistic attire of those creative figures was unconventional and mildly exotic, worn with a mix of flamboyance and melancholy.

Practically no one outside anthroposophical circles, it seems, lifted specific shapes or motifs from Steiner, but his concepts fascinated creative figures across the aesthetic spectrum.

Thurman is perhaps best known for his novel Infants of the Spring (1932), a satire of what he believed were the overrated creative figures of the Harlem scene.

Pier Paolo Pasolini, a poet, critic, and filmmaker, was the dominant creative figure of the period.

"Twyla is probably the most creative figure encompassing ballet and modern dance in the world.

"To have a central creative figure working as an employee may seem unusual," he said.

That's why, for many of C.K.'s fans, he's been more than a creative figure.

Working with a powerful creative figure is a mixed blessing for artists who want to be creators too.