Sentence examples for creator's intent from inspiring English sources

The opening page of A Humument is perhaps the clearest statement of its creator's intent.

The reader has a sophisticated enjoyment of one who shares the creator's intent and travels familiarly along with him.

"An American Family" couldn't really live up to its creator's intent to strip a modern household bare, though the stilted on-camera breakup is still quite shocking.

Salter examines three works in which the materials of art the "stuff of the world"—behave and perform in ways beyond the creator's intent, becoming unknown, surprising, alien.

He was a great artist in his own right: his watercolours of Swiss mountains and nature studies speak of an extraordinary brilliance, made more passionate by their creator's intent.

Older works, though, are fair game, but shouldn't artistic principles and respect for the creator's intent factor in? To explore the parameters for adapting and revising existing works I talked to Stephen Sondheim, an outspoken critic of "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess".

Though Mr. Sondheim is a stalwart defender of a creator's original intent, he admits to being a very impatient operagoer.

Original shooting scripts are fantastic in theory: you can read the stage directions and cut lines, and get a sense of the creator's original intent.

Depth, size, texture, and interactive complexities of this physical object was perceived differently in its physical form than in its digital intrinsic information that could provide additional knowledge about the creator's meaning and intent or purpose of construction.

One likely reason the project's creators were so intent on a sunny view of Alzheimer's in the future is that the portraits of the disease as it is lived now are so harrowing.

Alternatively, Bicknell (2014) suggests we think of ruins as part-objects that, along with full-blown "architectural ghosts", represent past objects in their intact, built glory and as corresponded to creator intent.