Sentence examples for inherent creativity from inspiring English sources

"The objective as always is to maximise prosperity, maximise employment, to build on the inherent creativity of businesses... It's about helping workers to go from good jobs to better jobs".

He was afforded even less game time at Villa Park than he was in his second coming at West Ham, although Tim Sherwood did find time to praise him for the positive influence he had on Jack Grealish, a player who could easily fall into the same trap that Cole did – having his inherent creativity coached out of him to produce a more industrious type of player.

"In every ATAP project, we see the inherent creativity of others at work".

Health education (and really, any form of education) is most effective when it engages the senses, imagination and inherent creativity.

The media is infatuated with famous actors, singers, musicians, etc., so is it their inherent creativity that led them to developing such eccentric names?

Kauffman and his coauthors....contend that it is impossible to design policies to implement fixed goals due to the inherent creativity of humanity and nature....(R ather than creating a mold and seeking to fit the world within it, we argue that the mold should adapt to the unfixed world that we, often unknowingly, co-create.

I was thinking about the brain of the creative person, the inherent drive in creativity.

For Schlegel, the characterization of language as poetry is the only way a theory of language could give account of language's inherent spontaneity and creativity.

To what degree does their creativity accentuate the inherent drama in their stories?

At the same time, his understanding of human psychopathology gave him a rich appreciation of the creative possibilities inherent in mental suffering, and the powerful potential for self-healing to be found in artistic and intellectual creativity.

Frankly, it's the kind of creativity that is also inherent in the scientists that lead to innovation.