Sentence examples for creative heat from inspiring English sources

Hooley and his assistants generated creative heat and light amid the gloom of civil conflict.

Rodchenko's photographs from the 1930's onward shed light on the rapid social and industrial transformation of the Soviet Union, although there is little creative heat.

SEVERAL fast-emerging artists in New York have been generating the kind of creative heat that tends to catch the art world's attention -- and lately has.

(Some early medical authorities believed that the two sexes shared the same anatomy, with women simply lacking the creative heat to keep their phallus popped outside; others assumed erections were filled with air).

It ought to be obvious by now that there is more creative heat in Rosenquist's "F-111" than in countless Abstract Expressionist paintings that were hyped in their time as marvels of raw emotion, if only because they offered improvised-looking drips and splashes in place of the patient description of the real world.

If this is done in an environment of trust, tension is transformed into creative heat.

Whether it is the recurring motto from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, the quotations from the Hammerklavier Sonata that are woven into every movement or the sheer daring of the piano writing, with its fistfuls of dissonances and dizzying bravura flights, all the elements seem to have been forged in the same creative white heat.

There was also staff from ad agency Leo Burnett, which came up with the concept for "Pass It On" and the money football, creative agency Heat and public relations firm FleishmanHillard.

According to the Sasang typology, it is helpful to personalize traditional medical treatment by distinguishing people into four types based on the maturity and stability of Yang (i.e., the active principle of life associated with men, creative change, heat, and light) or Yin (i.e., the passive principle of life associated with women, persistence, cold, and darkness).

Get creative and heat up the apples for better taste.

Warren Cockrel, associate creative director at Heat, San Francisco, was promoted to a new post, creative director, the first under the executive creative director, Steve Stone.