Sentence examples for equal creative from inspiring English sources

How often do time, space and money equal creative liberation?

However, it is also a culture where women and people of colour do not have an equal creative voice.

It does not rely on a virtuous leader to look up to, or that fights for you, but one who, by engaging in these practices, helps unleash an equal creative capacity in others.

As the Lyric's Secret Theatre ensemble discovered, it is far more time-consuming and exposing to create work as an ensemble when that includes not just actors but also writers and directors, and designers who are all equal creative partners in the process.

Oliver Wainwright (The Invisible Women, G2, 17 October) says of Denise Scott Brown ("relegated to being the wife of a famous architect rather than one half of an equal creative partnership") that she studied at the Architectural Association (AA) under Alison and Peter Smithson.

But it is also a culture where women and people of color do not have an equal creative voice, as is demonstrated by their director demographics: out of the 20 films in the company's history, only one was co-directed by a woman and only one was directed by a person of color.

No focus group can equal the creative ferment of millions of regular users.

The resulting self-portrait is comically proud and self-mocking, in equal measures creative and blocked, productive and frustrated, forward-moving and nostalgic, haunted both by past tragedies and by a new one at hand — his grave illness.

Mr. Lee sang a different tune during the Marvel glory years of the 1960s, when he sometimes described Mr. Kirby as an equal in the creative process.

The issue of equal access to creative power roles in dance has long been fudged or ignored, and all too often remains unaddressed.

Tony Wilson declares, in Michael Winterbottom's 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE (2002), that Manchester, England, in the 70's and 80's is the creative equal of Renaissance Florence.