Sentence examples for less creativity from inspiring English sources

Less music companies probably means fewer record releases; less competition for talent and less creativity.

Well, periods of less creativity have come and gone many times since I wrote on that block.

When are you gonna learn fundamentals?" "The problem," Kessler once said, "is the greater the talent, the less creativity, and they don't have fundamentals".

But he is a lesson in modesty, and that's worth cherishing in an art world where so many people are so full of themselves, yet with far less creativity than he has.

"It seems that we are now coming to a period of more uniformity, less creativity and less space for personal preferences," said the archbishop, whose letter was obtained and published by the National Catholic Reporter, a lay weekly.

Of course in almost the same breath she admits that to prepare for such events, she and her colleagues precut and otherwise arrange the materials in a way that makes the reuse incredibly easy, requiring little skill and even less creativity.

"Like Tweets, the brevity of videos on Vine (6 seconds or less) inspires creativity," Michael Sippey, Twitter's vice president for product, wrote in a blog post Thursday.

Neo-Expressionist painting, postmodern architecture: both of these domineering expressions owed less to creativity than to the contemporary passion for justifying whatever exists.

At the moment, the entertainment industry is less about creativity and more about winning the consumer dollars in southwest Atlanta and other urban areas.

"The ideas on the Internet are coming from different places, and there's less restriction on creativity," said Steve Gordon, vice president for creative affairs at Viacom Productions.

He moved between midfield and attack wherever the urge took him, and he moved so freely, so daringly, through the 1980s that very few opponents could fathom what he did, much less restrain his creativity.