Sentence examples for extension creativity from inspiring English sources

It's a form of play which depends on spontaneity and, by extension, creativity.

As I've written about previously, charity is contagious, and by extension, creativity is, too.

But what makes Kane's vision feel like a step-change from the previous generation is that he has the millennial's interest in and understanding of technology and science as a natural extension of creativity.

He outlined 20 things that poor people do every day, many of which are either time-consuming or indicate circumstances, like homelessness and hunger, that have significant effects on cognitive function--and by extension, on creativity, especially among children.

But an extension actually restricts creativity by narrowing the shared universe of works artists can build upon.

The food scene is an extension of this creativity, and it prizes local ingredients — farmers' market tomatoes can sell out in 35 minutes — as well as excellent imported ones like Mr. Hellman's cherries.

Or was it simply a reluctance to raise a defense that lots of music publishers and record labels fear -- one that supposedly threatens their "control" over their music, and by extension, over future creativity and musical expression?

And just last week, the United States Supreme Court heard a challenge to a 1998 law that extended copyrights in this country by 20 years; the law's opponents contend that the extension inhibits public creativity by making it harder for other people to obtain and build upon existing works.

Also this year, the materials science division plans to give a dozen or so young scientists who show exceptional promise a 2-year "creativity extension" of their current grant to explore new directions, offsetting some of the conservatism that comes with a stagnant budget.

It's a way to resist the record company agenda -- they just want to use videos for promotion, not as any form of art or any extension of the musicians' creativity.

When all parts of an agency work together in harmony, creativity -- and, by extension, revenue -- flourishes.