Sentence examples for greatest creativity from inspiring English sources

We are, she says, "the most creative country in the world, and undoubtedly, the greatest creativity comes out of this city".

During the period of his greatest creativity, Nerval was afflicted with severe mental disorders and was institutionalized at least eight times.

This ignorance towards Williams feels particularly odd because, in the period of his greatest creativity, the Tony voters gave first place to now obscure scripts such as Jan de Hartog's The Fourposter, John Patrick's The Teahouse of the August Moon and a thriller by Joseph Hayes, The Desperate Hours.

Out of silence comes the greatest creativity.

In his TED talk, Phil Hansen shares how his physical limitations ultimately became the source of his greatest creativity.

This is the stuff artists (or writers, or even journalists use: the impulse to document something, however painful, is, historically, the source of some of the greatest creativity.

As for Mr. Freedman, who was creative director of W for 20 years, Mr. Lee said, "Great creativity is hard to find," and that Barneys can benefit from Mr. Freedman's ideas and knowledge of the worlds of art, design and architecture.

There was greater creativity, guile and endeavour.

And many artists believe that restrictions inspire greater creativity.

Yet domestic peace, which coincided with a burst of great creativity, did not last.

But perhaps more important in these trying times, he has demonstrated great creativity.