Sentence examples for flourishing creativity from inspiring English sources
For a handful of young black artists in Johannesburg, the country's largest city, this flourishing creativity has helped ignite a dynamic up-and-coming music scene.
The duo worked with the 59 avant-garde artists that made up Gutai from 1954 to 1971, offering "an artistic solution that channeled the violence of the war experience into a flourishing creativity," according to the gallery.
The flourishing of creativity happened because each competing faction of the avant garde was utterly committed and fanatical, not because of anything-goes pluralism.
I have no illusions that there was a connection between that city on its knees and a flourishing of creativity; I don't believe that crime, danger and poverty make for good art.
Some of these values are considered essential to liberal-democratic societies, while others are important specifically for the flourishing of creativity and culture.
I have no illusions that there was a connection between that city on its knees and a flourishing of creativity; I don't believe that crime, danger and poverty make for good art," he writes.
It wasn't quite as stirring as the singing of the "Marseillaise" in "Casablanca," but hard times and bad news inspired some of the best work in years: flattering, inventive drapery; heat and vibrance to fight depression; and a flourish of creativity with fabric.
All three are crafts wherein considerable mechanical skill is required before you can add creative flourishes — but that creativity is essential to the end quality of what you're building.
The idea here is that the relationships that are most central to human flourishing and human creativity are always specific relationships, with specific persons and with specific cultural contexts.
"Our research suggests that creativity flourishes when employees know that rewards and recognition will follow from good, creative efforts without being told constantly about exactly which rewards will follow from which actions".
