Sentence examples for matter of creative from inspiring English sources

It is simply a matter of creative imagination.

For Fermor, the act of writing was itself a matter of creative possession.

Art, after all, has surely long been largely a matter of creative pretence?

But to the brewers themselves, it is a matter of creative pride, not to mention patriotism.

"We as a matter of creative course do not censor," said Joe Wallenstein, the director of physical production at the University of Southern California's School of Cinema/Television.

On Feb. 5, negotiators took up the thorny matter of creative rights for writers.

When the earlier court acquitted Naji, it had decided that establishing a legal standard to determine what would constitute a violation to public morality — a clearly subjective term — would be too difficult and that the Penal Code should not be applied to matters of creative self-expression.

"It's a matter of getting creative with spaces because there aren't loads of specific indie venues," says organiser Bob Allan.

So for Nietzsche the "problem of evil" in the modern era was not about defending religious belief or explaining the existence of evil, but a matter of finding creative sources of meaning in a nihilistic world.

"Mehrotra has much to say of value – of urgency – on the matter of multilingualism, creative practice, and translation (in both its literal and figurative sense), issues that are pressingly important in today's world," McDonald said today.

"On Histories and Stories" shows her mastering the literary past, and a good deal of the current scene, not as an act of possession but as a matter of future, creative possibility.