Sentence examples for genuinely creative from inspiring English sources

We are talking about sportswriters, a famously shopworn and bibulous lot whose calling the novelist Richard Ford, himself a former sportswriter, lamented in his novel "The Sportswriter," as "more like being a businessman, or an old-fashioned traveling salesman with a line of novelty household items, than being a genuine writer … there is very little that is ever genuinely creative to it at all".

Mr. Kamen, it should be noted, is a genuinely creative, highly successful inventor.

A genuinely creative production can get the message to the right people without causing gratuitous offence.

It is not even the smug Mr. Flay, whom I consider a genuinely creative cook.

He has a talent for generating programmes that are genuinely creative as well as popular, and reflect every angle of modern Britain".

Perhaps the most fascinating field for debate is gaming, which is both addictive and genuinely creative in the complex imaginary worlds it reveals.

The last few years have seen a rash of genuinely exciting creative types scoring quality TV.

"I genuinely enjoy the creative process with H&M and we have had fun this time playing with colour and texture.

David Behrens, who produced the series, said: "Chris was a genuinely funny and creative comic talent, and he had a huge and loyal base of fans.

But in Auckland, those kids are the only people you really should be talking to because they're genuinely nice and creative as hell.

He's genuinely innovative, a real creative type who comes up with unique guitar parts.