Sentence examples for creative points from inspiring English sources

Arguing for "classic" jazz's central place in "the great modernist tradition in the arts," the author locates thematic and creative points of intersection in the rhythms of Louis Armstrong's scat singing and Hemingway's prose, for example, and Duke Ellington's phrasings and the work of Brancusi and Man Ray.

From a creative point of view, this is reason to celebrate.

Unfortunately, few artists used the prison as a creative point of reference.

It is still perfectly possible that, from any creative point of view, rigor mortis has set in.

The remaining 11 years of Hawthorne's life were, from a creative point of view, largely anticlimactic.

Q-Tip did lots of creative pointing (at his thighs, his head, the sky), danced actual dances, and ran around.

"It's an emotionally creative point of view," he said of the decision to take the studio independent.

The Miami Heat won consecutive N.B.A. titles without a conventional center, and small, creative point guards have been in vogue for several years.

From a creative point of view that brings little pleasure, and it's bound to be reflected in the finished product.

So from a strategic and creative point of view, it made sense for Galaxy to communicate its "silk, not cotton" branding through these qualities.

His appointment at Calvin Klein is an acknowledgment of the need for a defining, and unifying, creative point of view for a brand, no matter how large.