Sentence examples for creative slant from inspiring English sources
Some restaurants in Venice add a more creative slant, such as a fennel and orange salad, thick, pungent alioli or a stew of sweet-sour onions with raisins, pine nuts and aromatic spices.
Stephen Gan, the editor in chief, editorial director and design director who recently formed the Fashion Media Group to oversee magazines that include CR Fashion Book, V, V Man and Visionaire, says he is "always very happy to see André's ads" in one of his magazines because they "have a creative slant and fit right in with the content I want to be publishing".
The team leader collects all of the statements and then the group reviews the statements in order to arrive at a creative slant or way to promote or sell the item.
Creative slants on titles to slip in duplicate information will be noticed and removed.
Now that the foot is in the door, and not much cry of foul has been forthcoming, more workarounds are on the way and each one will be an escalation of creative interpretation slanted toward increasing demand, perhaps at the cost of individual rights.
Originally a journal of literary and cultural criticism with a European slant, it also published creative writing and visuals from authors inside and outside the academy.
"We take different slants on advertising," Peter Arnell, the agency's creative director, explained.
Executive Chef Justine Kelly, of Slanted Door and Iron Chef fame, is the creative tour de force behind those recipes.
Full of charisma, Żoliborz's pre-war, functionalist structures of smaller townhouses with tiled, slanted roofs, set the tone for this peaceful, creative neighborhood.
Tidy and cheerful, Ms. Hill's project offers a new slant on Warhol's notion that "good business is the best art"; it correlates creative success not with profits or productivity in itself, but rather with the well-kept shop.
