Sentence examples for creative reputation from inspiring English sources

Although he has earned a great deal of money from those licenses, their proliferation diminished his creative reputation.

London's sparkly creative reputation isn't a fluke but is in large part derived from its historically excellent art school system.

John Makinson, the chairman of the National Theater, said Mr. Norris had a creative reputation that would command respect in the world of British theater.

He attributes the city's creative reputation to the freezing winters: "People are forced to stay inside and find something to do".

He said big, geographically diversified advertising companies like Publicis, alongside small agencies with a creative reputation, would fare better than midsize companies in the downturn.

"The agency's creative reputation began to grow under his leadership," said Allen Rosenshine, chairman and chief executive at BBDO Worldwide, a division of the Omnicom Group.

SS+K is independent, but a number of other midsized agencies, such as the Kaplan Thaler Group and Crispin Porter + Bogusky, have managed to keep their identities and creative reputations intact after a takeover.

So far, the festival has attracted over 22,000 submissions from 86 countries for awards in 11 categories, including film, outdoor, design, cyber and a new category public relations (for the "creative use of reputation management"–not to be confused with "spinning").

Creatives have the reputation of being last minute with everything -- ideas, presentations -- all in the name of brilliance.

It has become a vital pillar underpinning the UK's creative industry and global reputation.

"Tamara will use her worldwide reputation and creative vision to form inspiring collaborations throughout the UK and the world.