Sentence examples for engaged in the creative process from inspiring English sources
The key is to build online communities of fans who feel engaged in the creative process, giving "users" an unprecedented degree of participation in the music they listen to.
I've long been curious about the relations of directors and actors, and, in particular, the way that the sense of a performance differs on different sides of the camera, and I found it noteworthy that Penn, who is very good in the movie (albeit in a small role), felt himself to have been inadequately engaged in the creative process by the director.
"You bust a bottle, pour a couple glasses, and just sip on it as they engage in the creative process," says Branson. "Sometimes people acquire a taste for one or the other.
I felt blocked enough without Eli showing me how I wasn't engaging in the creative process.
So Santelli's Grammy Museum allows the visitor to engage in the creative process, learning how to create rap records with Jermaine Dupri and write songs with Hal David.
Some of the things we needed for the show had never been done before so we had to engage vendors in the creative process to help us invent them.
Through it all, the government has increasingly engaged in the creative application of history, analysts say.
All those who are engaged in the creative and critical use of the scientific method constitute the scientific community.
A series of master classes featuring the designers and technology including in the exhibition will be scheduled, programs designed to engage visitors in the creative processes of artists at work and to reveal the far-reaching potential of many of these new technologies.
This whole setting and the relevance for society motivates students to engage actively in the creative processes triggered by the project scenario.
With "Secret in the Wings" -- a brilliantly conceived, sexually provocative "once upon a time," written in 1991 and currently onstage at the McCarter Theater Center here -- she so engages her audience in the creative process that a final-curtain exhaustion, as well as exhilaration, is the result.
