Sentence examples for creative mark from inspiring English sources

As it is, Holbrooke has left a stronger, more positive, more creative mark on history than all but a few of those who have held that post.

At a time when social media are making it harder for studio marketers to put lipstick on pigs, films like "Battleship," "Total Recall," "Rock of Ages" and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" missed the creative mark, failing to charm either critics or audiences.

The new series looks to be part of the "Fresh Start" reboot announced by Marvel in February, as Cebulski, who took over as Editor-in-Chief from Axel Alonso in November, 2017, continues to make his creative mark on the company.

Meet Aleali May, a stylist and fashion blogger, and Gita, an experimental rapper vibe on how the find inspiration and make their creative mark on their world.

The fan's pleasure, after a particularly good exchange of shots, stems from redrawing those lines as a memory, every point, like every creative mark on a page with a pencil, being slightly different.

Even with the corny projections behind her (didn't she also have corny projections behind her last week?) depicting stylized '70s sunrises and airplane flights, Pennell managed to make her creative mark with a song her coach, at least, seemed to find a curious choice.

Princeton alumni, faculty and students—singers, actors, dancers, scholars, and composers who are making their creative marks on the opera world and on and off Broadway will come together to participate in a series of panels on the art form and its importance at Princeton and beyond.

Taipei marked its creative high water mark.

Creative conflict marked its climb to the top of the heap in the 1970s.

The astonishing creative explosion marked the start of a remarkable two-decade run at the cutting edge of physics.

After that, Dylan moved into a creative period marked by his readings of Blake and Rimbaud, who were also Beat heroes, as well as his readings of Ginsberg and Kerouac.