Sentence examples for creative tendencies from inspiring English sources

Cochrane, thus, may have had creative tendencies in her family.

Anne in particular was keen to nurture her children's creative tendencies, and Simon's older brother Gerard became a composer.

Alexander did not attempt to give an ultimate explanation for the world's existence; he tried merely to explain the world in terms of spontaneous creative tendencies.

I am a member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and point to three major culprits holding back planners' creative tendencies.

Always, though, there would come a time in those Palermo nights when I would suddenly catch myself with the realization that I'd missed Juana Chang's indie rock show or Codigo Pais, a festival of "creative tendencies" that included D.J. sets, art films, experimental technology and a tantalizing "espacio erótico".

At the age of 14, I took a career aptitude test and the results suggested "architect," which perfectly aligned with my creative tendencies and love of design.

However, the construct validity of the CRAT was absent, and correlations with other creativity tasks, such as the Divergent Thinking Test and Creative Tendency Inventory, were not significant.

3. Stiernotte (1954: 285) and Emmet (1950) understand the nisus as a creative tendency or force, Brettschneider (1964: 154) interprets it as a principle of coherence, and Thomas (2013: 563) characterises it as an evolutionary principle.

Another classic restaurant with creative tendencies--also in walking distance of the Piazza Maggiore--is Trattoria Battibecco, a fairly chi-chi place with a wood-beam ceiling, wide spacing of tables, and lovely off-white linen tablecloths.

However, innovative and proactive behaviour goes beyond just general business acumen but a creative destructive tendency (Schumpeter, 1942) and competitive posture(Kickul and Gundry, 2002).

One of the most creative and worthwhile tendencies in contemporary British art is that of subjective anthropology.