Sentence examples for creative imbalances from inspiring English sources
During the Thatcher years, the high unemployment was merely "frictional" as we moved between epochs, the growing gulf between rich and poor was explained as "creative imbalances", as a result of which we would all one day be richer and happier, although not quite yet.
Another kind of creative imbalance came out in Mr. Cuomo's stage behavior.
This career-acceleration program was established to counter the gender imbalance in senior creative leadership.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS Checks in the amount of $1,000 shall be submitted monthly to insure Renter's continued imbalance of day job, creative pursuits, and mental health.
Many intense and fertile partnerships, whether creative or romantic, suffer from an imbalance in the relative importance that the respective partners attach to the partnership, to its history and its very existence.
I did not appreciate the damage that I caused, and I recognize that no workplace friendship or creative environment excuses this sort of behaviour, especially when there is a power imbalance as there was with Ms. Borel.
How else can we explain the outrageous creative power of a Mozart or a Beethoven without resorting to some kind of brain chemistry imbalance?
Throughout our interview, Poppers strongly emphasized the importance of highlighting her creative accomplishments outside of McCarthy's work, noting that to do otherwise would perpetuate the power imbalance between powerful male artists and their often less experienced female collaborators.
Some creative people show an interest in apparent disorder, contradiction, and imbalance perhaps because they are challenged by asymmetry and chaos.
Global financial imbalances ballooned.
