Sentence examples for creative rage from inspiring English sources
All he had going for him was creative rage, mixed with the artistic vision of the truly avant garde.
All the while she was quietly building up a creative rage against men in shirts and ties sitting across desks, saying no.
Instead, in what seems a kind of creative rage, he experimented with every aspect of the cantata form, which traditionally served as a musical meditation on the Scriptural readings of the week.
Maybe this is why TV histories fail to acknowledge the dissenting narrative this stuff represents even when popular, or the creative rage which continues to be a beacon to young artists today.
There are independent filmmakers — even young ones — who would give Downey a run for his money (even if there wouldn't be much money), whose scripts, images, and directions would get him not just to act but to react and would provide a pressurized frame to contain and shape his creative energy — and not with fine feelings or complacent doctrines but with a creative rage to match his.
There are independent filmmakers even young ones who would give Downey a run for his money (even if there wouldn't be much money), whose scripts, images, and directions would get him not just to act but to react and would provide a pressurized frame to contain and shape his creative energy and not with fine feelings or complacent doctrines but with a creative rage to match his.
The creative battle has raged happily ever since the first movie flickered into life.
Meigs, a raging creative mind in a quartermaster general's uniform, actually knew Lee from a prewar Army engineering project.
But to spend time with either Ms. Hickson's crazy mixed-up Brits or the artists-in-exile from Belarus is to be reminded of the creative energy that raging imaginations can find in despair.
We have seen nothing and have had little time for rage or creative expansion.
It was his theory, in essence, that "creative" people were inherently in a rage, and that this rage came from their disappointed narcissism.
