Sentence examples for more creative or from inspiring English sources

Rather than trying to learn how to be more creative or innovative, learning how not to lose the innate creativity and curiosity within us is more effective.

The more creative or striking a photograph, the more likely it is to attract favorable attention.

Things get slightly more creative (or irksome) when abbreviations become longer versions of themselves.

Competition will not be played out through which multinational is more creative or aggressive in its tax planning.

Fans have become more creative (or maybe desperate) over time, sending symbols as well as letters to networks.

After all, paying someone ten million dollars isn't going to make that person more creative or smarter.

The balance of the board should also be changed so that there are fewer financially orientated people and more creatives, or those with experience of running businesses such as ITV.

Admonitions to develop more creative strategies or to think outside the box are rarely accompanied by practical advice.

The situation would be simpler if everyone was certain that the movies making money today have no more creative integrity or cultural significance than a beer commercial.

On the basis of one experiment, for instance, he claims that "being surrounded by blue walls makes us more creative". Maybe, or maybe not.

Two years ago, the rapper 50 Cent challenged Kanye West, not by claiming to be a more creative artist or having superior mike skills but by daring him to sell more records.