On the plus side the show displayed creative muscle.
The Dutchman, who replaced the sacked Jose Mourinho last month, is believed to accept that the bust-up at Cobham was nothing more serious than two players displaying creative tension and that incidents of that sort happen regularly on training grounds up and down the country.
In "Narcissistic Leaders: The Incredible Pros, the Inevitable Cons," an article in the January-February issue of the Harvard Business Review, Dr. Maccoby asserted that such business leaders displayed creative vision, a willingness to break the rules and an ability to persuade people to follow them.
Postdoctoral fellows with any chance of obtaining a principal investigator (PI) position are expected to work with near-complete intellectual independence, displaying creative flair in extending knowledge in their field of expertise while logging 60-hour-plus workweeks.
The Belgian designer will display his creative vision, which includes the use of the museum's historic prints in his current men's wear collection.
The tricky canons of the first movement make a sportive display of creative prowess, and there are moments of suppleness suggesting popular song.
This is "as good as science gets," she writes, "a mildly outrageous, terrifically courageous, seemingly efficacious display of creative problem-solving, fueled by a bullheaded dedication to amassing facts and dispelling myths in a long-neglected area of human physiology".
It would be a difficult movie to make, in part because of the very notion (common on the part of critics) that "critique" is a higher and more moral order of activity than the exertion and display of creative power.
They display the creative thinking of six young American architectural firms, each of which addresses familiar structures in the urban environment that, by and large, are settled visual forms: the parking garage, shopping mall, highway interchange, apartment block and sports stadium.
