Sentence examples for creative necessity from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeGraw attributed the band's longevity to creative necessity — "it's medicinal to us," he said.

One wonders whether a crack-up was, as for Fitzgerald, a creative necessity.

"Creative necessity" is a bedrock principle in Hollywood, but the extreme behavior it protects may be unsupportable now.

The writers didn't generally dispute the behavior Lyle had described; instead, they made a novel argument, on First Amendment grounds, that their behavior was a "creative necessity," indispensable to the making of a show about a group of unmarried adult friends.

Elements like these often look more like style upgrades than creative necessities.

Most Detroiters are creative by necessity, finding ways to spark big ideas with little fuel.

I think Joe was being scaled back and in fact the new restrictions made him incredibly creative, out of necessity.

But I also felt a necessity for creative expression" that volleyball could not satisfy.

Painters and musicians have long been protected in a similar way – it is both an entitlement and a necessity for creative people to study and refine their craft.

For Zappa, creative musicians were a necessity, and Duke, who plays a five-day residency at London's Jazz Cafe next week, combined great chops with the ability to send himself up.

Why Writing Is Like Life: "…Mary McCarthy worked her way through various ideologies — adopting them, testing them, rejecting them, to arrive at a belief in — I quote — "the necessity for creative autonomy that transcends doctrine".