Sentence examples for necessarily creative from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily creative input either.

Indeed, Levinson contends that all US constitutional interpretation is necessarily creative, due to radical and pervasive linguistic indeterminacy in the law.

Nonetheless, a verb generated at random may be semantically distant from a given noun and, as such, is not necessarily creative.

And not necessarily only creative.

"You stop being necessarily the creative force," he said.

On the Xbox 360, Rage is a technical (if not necessarily a creative) triumph.

CL: You're right, they're not necessarily taking creative risks or innovating.

Colleagues see Mr. Dolman as a feet-on-the-ground manager, but not necessarily a creative deal-maker or strategist.

EA, Activision and the rest had a more conservative year, but who can blame them right now, and big franchises aren't necessarily evil, creative vacuums.

If an organization is stable artistically and financially, and operating in a relatively stable environment, the arts manager in charge need not necessarily develop creative solutions.

As for the criticisms, Mr. Amos said: "Advertising isn't necessarily to be creative, but to accomplish the objective of the customer, which is what ultimately matters.