Sentence examples for inhibit creative from inspiring English sources
But it will inhibit creative and scientific development.
Those who endorse this approach say computers inhibit creative thinking, movement, human interaction and attention spans.
Even worse, "they have become impediments that inhibit creative strategic thinking at home, while infantilising our partners who live under the American shadow".
"The young nature of the local wine market is what inhibits creative wine pairings," said Gabriel Suk, the senior representative in Asia for the Chicago-based wine auction house Hart Davis Hart.
In it, they lament how Canada's restrictive laws and the fear of lawsuits directly inhibits creative freedoms of artists, and called for realistic changes.
Younger scientists, it seems, believe disproportionately that too much planning inhibits creativity in what is, fundamentally, a creative endeavor.
"Maybe being confined to a rigid belief system in rural America would inhibit my creative freedom by self-censoring.
In one way, sponsorship can inhibit ambition, creative mindsets, and mental flexibility, because one generally knows what he will be doing with his career.
One of Britain's best-known independent producers Alex Graham, whose Wall To Wall company made Who Do You Think You Are? for Root at BBC2, agreed that a lack of confidence among controllers was inhibiting a creative culture.
I don't like to be all over everybody because I feel that inhibits the creative process for an actor.
