Sentence examples for creative sense from inspiring English sources

The appointment, which is effective immediately, makes creative sense.

He said the transfer also made creative sense.

To Fogelson, this Scheherazade sensibility makes both financial and creative sense.

It's "hacking" in the creative sense, said Chris Hunt of the Grace Communications Foundation, one of the event's sponsors.

But Fletcher was, in a creative sense, too volatile to sign up for the Swiss school's typographic anonymity.

Swansea were bankrupt in a creative sense and Hugo Lloris was a virtual spectator in the Tottenham goal.

For me, it dulls the creative senses and makes me lazy.

Of the seven epistemological categories defined in our previous study, four (1, science as creative; 2, sense of scientists as people; 3, sense of scientists' motives; 4, science as a collaborative activity) showed significant change in some of the pooled groups, with the largest shifts in categories 1 and 2 (Table 5B).

My translation: be creative, make sense of the spreadsheets, and get results.

He will be remembered for his creative intellect, sense of humor and his generosity in advising and helping others.

the children's need for care and play, and promote learning and formation as a basis for an allround development…[omit]…The children shall be able to develop their creative zest, sense of wonder and need to investigate.