Sentence examples for neither creativity from inspiring English sources

The cynical argument runs that neither creativity nor critical plaudits count for anything in Hollywood now.

Structural change is essential; penguin suits and power-mongering protocol attract neither creativity nor youth.

The US had actually had 61% of the possession in the first half, but had neither the creativity nor the guile to do anything with it – and had failed to register a single shot on target.

And despite occasional flashes of creativity, neither has groped its way to a credible vision of what the next conservative era should look like.

Unfortunately, "Azimuth," which received its New York premiere on Wednesday in Pilobolus's second program, shows neither Mr. Moschen's creativity nor Pilobolus at the top of its game.

But neither world fame nor dazzling creativity could account for the zest with which bidders went after other lots, beginning with the first one, by John Bee.

But if East Asian culture is not a serious hindrance to technological creativity — and presumably neither Intel nor Applied Materials think it is — why are East Asian scientists and engineers generally typecast as underachievers?

Neither computational aesthetics nor computational creativity should necessarily be associated with the field of artificial consciousness (another branch of AI), because it has been demonstrated that machines need not be conscious (like humans) in order to evaluate aesthetics or exhibit creativity.

If reality television can be said to have an auteur at the moment, it is surely the Bravo channel itself, purveyor of the idea that creativity is born neither in solitude nor in serendipity but in the bloody spirit of vigorous contest.

These individuals grew up to be highly successful in education and got good jobs but were shockingly mediocre in the creativity department, producing neither books nor inventions.

Neither would our approach quash the creativity of medical schools in developing curriculums.