Sentence examples for creative nucleus from inspiring English sources

Thundercat and multi-instrumentalist Terrace Martin were part of the project's creative nucleus, and in the final month they brought in Washington to help round it out with extra composing and saxophone.

Instead, big slabs of black concrete envelop the offices, which rise at either end of the building, before spanning like a great bridge above the gargantuan "creative nucleus" at the centre of the complex.

Guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López and frontman Cedric Bixler-Zavala were the creative nucleus of frequently thrilling post-hardcore punks At the Drive-In and prog-rock experimentalists the Mars Volta.

Yes, the letters seethe with gossip and manifestations of Lowell's imbalances, but they have even more to say about the way he both bestrode and was swallowed by his times, when poets and poetry still dwelt deep within the culture's vital creative nucleus instead of prettily orbiting its edges.

"Bites of Delights" is the creative nucleus of a broader umbrella of community events that includes an Arts & Crafts showcase of work produced by young people with different degrees of autism.

But for the young artists, filmmakers and musicians who have moved eastward from the creative-class nuclei of Silver Lake and Echo Park to Eagle Rock, Highland Park and Mount Washington, Pasadena — not downtown or Hollywood — is the closest urban center.

The first step in assembling a crew is to choose the key people who will form the creative and technical nucleus of the production.

Founded in March 2005 by husband and wife team Nicolai Khalezin and Natalia Kaliada -- then joined by Vladimir Shcherban, the three are the nucleus whose creative insights have laid the foundation for the point of view, "Theater is in the moment... conveying truths in real time".

With L.A., it was a matter of establishing a nucleus around a creative scene that was already happening.

But it's precisely the haunt's un-chicness — the homey décor, the menu of health-focused Kyoto cuisine that harks back to the days before the latest culinary revolution, the feeling of being a last vestige of SoHo's reign as a nucleus of the city's creative scene — that has made it "an industry canteen," as the creative director Doug Lloyd puts it.

He is a 6-foot-8-inch, 260-pound center who can play forward, and today he played all over the paint, offering creative post moves and rugged rebounding that served as the nucleus from which all good things flowed for Maryland.