Sentence examples for creative gambit from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cooke also doesn't entirely pull off the tricky shift from the creative gambit that threatens to undermine the film's moral authority.
Not just brilliantly funny, it was also a remarkably ambitious and creative gambit for a show that was becoming a serious mainstream success Stateside.
But in fact, the kitchen, now run by Renaud Dufresne, turns out restrained Japanese classics along with a smattering of creative gambits, all in small tapas-like portions.
When competitors were eventually allowed in, Telmex kept them at bay with some rather creative gambits, like getting a judge to issue an arrest warrant for the top lawyer of a competitor.
For TNT, which has largely trafficked in middle-brow crime procedurals, sitcoms and reality programs, the new mob drama with an enviable pedigree among its creative talent represents a bold gambit into the world of prestige drama — the kind that draws widespread critical acclaim, enhances a network's standing and garners award nominations.
Ms. Gomez's real adulthood gambit might not be musical, or creative, but psychological.
The most creative method of producing profits was the spare-parts gambit.
The gambit: appoint an indisputably hip cultural figure as the "creative director" of a company or product.
