Sentence examples for end of the creativity from inspiring English sources

The grass-roots end of the creativity spectrum has included ObamaOfDreams.com, which offered T-shirts on which baseball team logos were tweaked to read "Obama" (until Major League Baseball intervened), and a D.I.Y. "O'bama" St. Patrick's Day dress recently featured on Craftzine.com.com

In those shows there was against-the-clock jeopardy followed by the tragic-comic reveal scene in which the eyes of those on the receiving end of the experts' creativity often read: "What have you morons done to my sitting room and/or begonias?" Here Kirstie tries something structurally similar but with a twist: everything used for the makeover has been salvaged from skips or scrimpers' websites.

But the end of the "perfect" Dylan – the one who fused what he had learnt from Woody Guthrie and the symbolist poets with the energy of rock'n'roll, and who mocked the world from behind impenetrable shades – did not mean the end of his creativity.

So is that the end of human creativity?

This often marks the end of productivity, creativity, and innovation.

"It's great to have someone like Stuart Hogg at the end of a lot of the creativity now".

At the end of the day, nothing generates creativity like a healthy sense of threat.

"She taught us to express our musical passions, gave us a real voice at the sharp end of our creativity".

The idea that these films aren't creatively challenging, or somehow represent the end of creativity in Hollywood, this isn't true.

At the end of the day, my strength is creativity, not industrial design.

At the end of the day, their numbers and creativity made little impact on the same old representative network.