Sentence examples for notably creative from inspiring English sources
But far before humans understood the penis's exact role in procreation, they were willing to make some notably creative leaps of association.
It's a useful retort, because hair is probably going to play a meaningful role in the coming election, given Mrs. Clinton's history with the subject and that of her opponent, Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, who has a notably creative relationship with his own follicles.
One notably creative one – a gay cities app that shows the gay areas of cities around the world, with points of interest.
With her frequent collaborator, Dr. Ann Markusen, she has authored a number of major reports and journal articles, most notably Creative Placemaking for the Mayors Institutee on City Design (2010), which helped to define the field, and "Arts and Culture in Urban and Regional Planning: A Review and Research Agenda" (Journal of Planning and Education Research, 2010).
I don't know whether the computer industry, like western Buddhism, would have been as vigorous without its psychonauts, but apart from Nobel-prize winners such as Kary Mullis and some other notably creative people, we are unlikely to know the full story as long as mindful molecules are "scheduled" as being dangerous and without medical (or other) uses.
The award-winning Scandinavian culture design studio Urgent.Agency have done extensive research on the practices of shared living - notably new, creative ways to live and work together.
The V&A curator Victoria Broackes, who also worked on the Bowie show, said the exhibition had been a "massive collaboration between the V&A and Pink Floyd … the band members, particularly Nick Mason, but notably the creative individuals, designers and architects they have worked with over many years.
Most notably, the creative exploration theme identified in the present study is similar to the product design stage in the Handfield et al. (2001) model; the stage during which decisions related to product specifications, including raw material selection are made.
As The Beatles matured, their music became more complex and sophisticated in terms of harmony, melody, and texture (most notably the creative and seamless use of the orchestra within the pop music setting).
At the Art Academy in Düsseldorf, he met Joseph Beuys and encountered fellow East German refugees, notably the volcanically creative Sigmar Polke.
After graduating from the London-based Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design with a bachelor's degree; she served as a design assistant to various designers, most notably John Galliano, ex-creative director of Dior whose famed graduation collection, "Les Incroyables," was inspired by historical events.
