Sentence examples for flowering of creative from inspiring English sources
You didn't have this whole flowering of creative, home-based businesses".
Great Britain as well as France experienced a flowering of creative imagination in the 1880s and '90s.
The status quo began to change in 1960, with an extraordinary flowering of creative work that required substantial independent judgment and decision making.
"He's a percussionist with deep drum knowledge, and also a singer and bandleader, but he's also something over and above that — the flowering of a new creative spirit of rumba, breaking out of the traditional context and taking it to a larger audience".
Marvelling at "the explosion – and creative flowering – of this most commercially unsexy of genres" at the Tribeca film festival last week, New York magazine's David Edelstein wrote: In this age of digital video – in which there are cheap cameras, editing software and funding to be had … the cool kids are making docs.
In succeeding decades, Keats' illness came to exemplify spes phthisica, a condition believed peculiar to consumptives in which physical wasting led to euphoric flowering of the passionate and creative aspects of the soul.
Making the same argument that they did in the baker case, Stutzman's lawyers said creating flower arrangements is a form of creative expression protected by the First Amendment and that she should not be forced to deliver a message through her work that she disagrees with.
The flowering of UK companies, to push creative boundaries, has been made possible by enlightened politicians and regulators backed by huge public support.
This model has, in the last century or so, produced the greatest flowering of human achievement the world has ever seen, a magnificent golden age of creative works.
It is to that image of creative diversity within the equally creative great whole... to that realization, that flowering and enrichment, that Puerto Rico wants to contribute in its association with the United States.
A lack of creative thinking?
