Sentence examples for level of creative and from inspiring English sources

With Next, Mr. Achatz is operating at a level of creative and financial freedom enjoyed by very few artists and only a handful of chefs in history.

Li-Ning, which was found by the Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Li Ning, said Wade "will serve as the centerpiece of the corporation's growing international basketball strategy, and be shaped by an unprecedented level of creative and strategic direction from the two-time N.B.A. champion," according to a statement released by the company on Wednesday.

The school says its aim is to "live, share and celebrate the love of learning" and that there will be a strong emphasis on maths, technology and science, together with a high level of creative arts and physical education.

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Tanvas unlocks a new level of creative freedom and interactivity without any need for a headset or hand trackers.

In his book Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain (Oxford, 2006), Collini goes to the other extreme, arguing that a public intellectual is someone who first achieves a level of creative or scholarly achievement and then uses available media to engage with the broader concerns of wider publics.

The results suggest that some level of creative capacity was built, and future work is planned to elicit details on these dynamics.

In our conversations with businesses and organizations like Pantone and NASA, we hear a consistent theme: students tend to think outside the box and executives seek that level of creative thinking to constantly innovate and stay ahead of their competition.

Creative Freedom Olympus PEN series cameras bring a new level of creative freedom to the shooting experience and enable instant experimentation and gratification.

The 2016 exhibition "#techstyle" at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts celebrated a new level of creative collaboration between high fashion and advanced technology.

In 2009, the South Korean government adopted measures to limit the number of hours students spent in "hagwons" or tutorial centres in a bid to reduce childhood stress and increase the level of creative thinking.