Sentence examples for describing creative from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century German surgeon Karl Ferdinand von Gräfe first invoked the term plastic when describing creative reconstructions of the nose in his text Rhinoplastik (1818).

Karp, who sold his micro-blogging site to Yahoo! for $1.1bn in May this year, also spoke reverentially about the advertising industry describing creative agencies as "heroes" and "some of the most talented creators in the world".

Or in Mr. Baldessari's billboard-size text painting "Terms Most Useful in Describing Creative Works of Art," from 1966-68, whish is comically large given its mock-pedagogical vocabulary-lesson content.

But I got this email today describing Creative's plans with the new Zii handheld and I was immediately struck by a question: What the hell is this Plaszma Zii StemCell garbage?

Hanif Kureishi describes creative writing courses as the "new mental hospitals", children's authors rebel against age-banding on books and Garry Kasparov attacks Gordon Brown for ignoring Russia.

Joseph Schumpeter, the economist who popularised the term in the 1940s, described creative destruction as a "process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionises the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one".

Novelist and former creative writing teacher Lucy Ellmann, while disagreeing with Kureishi that style is unimportant, nevertheless described creative writing as "the biggest con-job in academia", and pointed to the poet August Kleinzahler's comment in the Guardian that "It's terrible to lie to young people.

SNP MSP Richard Lyle told Ms Hyslop one of his constituents described Creative Scotland as "a shambles".

A conceptual framework to describe creative practices with ICT in teacher education was developed from the study.

Paternoster and other business owners described creative ways they've adjusted to the new cost structure, performing exhaustive reviews of every line item in the budget.

Introducing each piece, the actors — including Writer's Room founder Amber Robins — described creative elements that make for compelling storytelling, such as good use of the author's imagination, a convincing first-person narrative and great dialogue.