Sentence examples for creative motive from inspiring English sources
As for Southern, the possessor of a genuine literary talent who is perhaps better known for his work on films like "Dr. Strangelove" and "Easy Rider" than for any book besides "Candy," he was fired by the twin illusions that obscenity was sufficient as a creative motive and that movies, more than books, was where the artistic action was.
Internet reviewer James Berardinelli believed the filmmakers took an intelligent and creative motive for the time travel subplot.
Then we develop a conceptual framework that accounts for whether subordinates may engage in OCB when facing creative leaders and why leader creativity motives subordinates to engage in OCB.
The creative team kept Helen's true motivations a secret to Vaugier, which the actress enjoyed because it allowed her to play the character as if there were no ulterior motives.
But there are, thanks to people driven by public spirit, the profit motive, creative impulse and/or frustration, more and better ideas being put into practice in British housing than has been the case for decades.
The sales pitch bends down to the electorate as if to a crowd of restless children, deems the body politic incapable of generous impulse, selfless motive, or creative thought, delivers the insult with a headwaiter's condescending smile.
"It's important to work with an expert to find that perfect shade and formulation," says Loren Ridinger, creative director and founder of Motives.
The new rule is based around a simple motive: less kicking; more creative attacking set plays.
This means investing in our creative future, without thinking about the profit motive all the time.
A people motive promotes thoughtful regulation, disdains the creative destruction of communities because plants close and rejects the dispensability of citizens because mechanized labor is cheaper.
For one, especially in the arts but to some extent also in the realm of technology, creative activity is often driven by non-pecuniary motives.
