Sentence examples for free creative expression from inspiring English sources

A Lego spokesman told the Guardian that the company had never attempted to ban use of the bricks in projects which were not endorsed by the brand, and respected the right of "free creative expression", but would not actively support such work through bulk sales.

This article introduces the intensive course Design Exploration and Experimentation (DEE), which encourages students' free creative expression and supports managing of the creative process.

"We were working as street cleaners or night guards because that was the job that gave you freedom — the most expensive thing in life is free time for creative expression".

Several museums, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan, rallied to the cause, filing papers supporting Mr. Prince and calling the decision a blow to "the strong public interest in the free flow of creative expression".

In an interview with Torgoff, Ginsberg acknowledged the logic of this cultural transmission: "You couldn't have a society that allowed free and unfettered creative expression, which also might incorporate material about the use of consciousness-altering substances, without a significant segment of the population becoming interested in their use as well".

While waiting for a visa that would allow her to work in India she, in her own words, "started fantasizing about creating a public space for free speech and creative expression".

I support his right to free speech and creative expression.

My mother and father both studied art and deeply valued free, open-ended creative expression, through access to mixed-media," Farrell-Smith tells Creators.

A move that would not only stifle free speech and creative expression, but potentially endanger hundreds of user-generated media sites like Vimeo, Tumblr, SoundCloud and more.

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But while the impulse toward preservation is laudable — Tracey wanted to protect something he respected, and was acting in service of a population he loved — very few creative expressions, no matter how remote, are ever actually free of foreign winds.