Sentence examples for creative matters from inspiring English sources

It is not just in creative matters that Jagger insists on his "input".

In most current creative matters, they obediently follow the Soviet line.

"I'm worried the skill set is atrophying and wanted to do something to remind the world that print creative matters".

Succession is an issue even in this corner of the Time Warner empire, especially among the ranks of executives who focus directly on creative matters.

"For a while, if they had a business question, they e-mailed me and didn't copy Joan," he said, and clients e-mailed her with questions about creative matters without sending him a copy.

"Bolt" is the first Disney film to be overseen entirely by John Lasseter, the co-founder of Pixar who took charge of creative matters at Disney Animation after Pixar was acquired by Disney in 2006 for $7.4 billion.

"When the opportunity came to expand that world and work with Ridley, it was something Broderick and I were very intrigued with, both as a creative matter and as a business matter," Kosove said.

Inspired by both media coverage and volcanic surveillance data and conceived while in Iceland, the project was initiated by an impending eruption and unusual local geologic activity allowing Quévillon to take signifiant audio and visual data samples with the intention of using them in a creative matter.

Every meal, no matter how dazzlingly creative, no matter how much care you put into it, will end up the same way: you will be left with a mess.

The media can't be written off as obsolete – not least because Ofcom rules ensured Corbyn got a decent amount of airtime, certainly aiding his cause – but grassroots, creative politics matters too.

But creative still matters.