Sentence examples for creative muddle from inspiring English sources
That's because even after a decade and a half of creative muddle, the Metallica mystique trumps all.
Creative people appear to muddle and mutter while they are actually searching for their next inspiration.
"In a very creative way, Roosevelt Island has muddled through," said Theodore Liebman, an architect who was the urban development agency's chief of architecture under Mr. Logue.
Informants argued that Haïtians were creative in their capacity to "muddle through", and recourse to traditional medicines Petit-Frère et al. [ 26] showed use of home remedies for 71.6 % of symptoms in Petit Goâve, and cite other studies with percentages of traditional auto-medication ranging between 60 % and over 89 %.
But then came the misplaced passes, the muddled attempts at creative interplay, a Glen Johnson backpass that forced Joe Hart into his best save of the first half, and the sight of Rooney, alone on the left touchline, attempting a sort of Cruyff turn but only managing to fumble the ball into touch, with the nearest opponent 10 yards away.
"Transcendence" is a muddle; it takes more creative energy than this to catch up to the present.
New concoctions and creative marketing have helped beverage companies muddle through, but the simple fact is that there are just too many of them.
The creators maintain full creative control and ownership, and thankfully the budget hasn't muddled the show's core values.
All the money spent on creative services and TV time is spent in vain if the resulting spot muddles what it is attempting to say.
Just as likely, though, is that the government, now led by Dilma Rousseff, will muddle through, bend the rules a little and try to make everyone happy with a creative last-minute fudge.
