Sentence examples for far creative from inspiring English sources
The bearded virtuoso has been producing from the studio for twenty years so this marks a genuine shift in the creative landscape of East London, as well as drawing attention to just how far creative spaces are being pushed out of London in favour of high end developments.
In the corporate world, firms are becoming far more creative.
I find they are far more creative, loyal than men.
They contemplated the far less creative George Hill as Parker's replacement.
Junior lawyers, who sweat over contracts that seem far from creative, are not convinced that lawyering is so very special.
"Students are far more creative than the fossils they were talking to in that room," he said.
No matter how grave or frivolous the cause, modern protesters employ far more creative tactics to draw attention.
A French insider, unwilling to be named, considers the AP1000 to be a far more creative piece of engineering.
He described Hollywood as teetering on the brink of a dark age, as far as creative types were concerned.
Our readers, it seems, are far more creative, sidestepping warmly spiced wine for aromatic indulgence in much more sophisticated forms.
With a little courage, it could have taken a far more creative view of the nature of competition.
