Sentence examples for flowering of creativity from inspiring English sources

As an explanation for this apparently abrupt flowering of creativity, Dr. Klein has proposed a neurological hypothesis.

There is something demented about such a huge flowering of creativity and innovation being focused on the minor inconveniences of the cash-rich and time-poor.

"My staff responded to what was going on — those were really terrible times — with an absolute flowering of creativity," he said.

In the 14th century, as the Black Death ravaged Europe, artists responded with an extraordinary flowering of creativity in Gothic cathedrals, richly stained glass windows and the vibrant pigments of weavers and painters.

On one hand, scientists such as Richard Klein, of Stanford University, Nicholas Conard, of Tübingen University in Germany, and others argue that advanced human behaviour – involving use of complex symbols, art and sophisticated tools – did not appear until about 35,000 years ago, during a sudden flowering of creativity called the Great Leap Forward.

But although Mailer was not alone in welcoming the flowering of creativity, the authorities hated it, as did many passengers, who felt it symbolised a city that was going to rack and ruin.

MEXICO CITY — At their best, museums are glorious cultural repositories, reflecting the highest flowering of human creativity, ingenuity and art.

He was also growing up when those twin antipodes of American music, John Cage and Elliott Carter, were in the full flowering of their creativity.

Not since Daniel Defoe (No 2 in this series) has a writer, and self-styled outsider, enjoyed such a remarkable late flowering of imaginative creativity.

But some people say there is a danger in putting too many resources into high-profile projects instead of the broad-based development that can lead, over time, to a flowering of entrepreneurial creativity.

Less a rule than a hypothesis, Mr. Feeney's notion is that nations often experience a flowering of cinematic creativity about a decade and a half after undergoing a radical social and political transformation.