Sentence examples for more creative input from inspiring English sources
But while Mr. Malle gave Davis more creative input than composers are typically allowed — and even heeded his advice during editing to remove some music and replace it with eerie silence — here too jazz is more boldly conceived than employed.
Sooner or later, the foreign companies that are increasingly bankrolling Hollywood, such as India's Reliance, will begin to demand more creative input; then the American values that are the tectonic plates of the blockbuster world will shift.
When there is less pressure to be productive, "It allows for more creative input...
Yet it needs more creative input into how we plan to localize and empower Afghans as the ultimate stakeholders.
'The more the money men get involved, the less creative input you have into a project,' he says.
You can then take this basic sketch/outline to your artist, or type up a more professional script, allowing the artist to have some creative input into the work.
There are increasingly more complex elaborations of AV within clubs, such as 3D projection mapping and video, with increasing creative input from DJs and producers.
The more you learn about your team, the more you, as a leader, will be able to help your team to improve their processes, to maximize their creative input and to give them a greater sense of ownership.
Not necessarily creative input either.
"She has a lot of creative input," Mr. Renshaw said.
