Sentence examples for of creative output from inspiring English sources

Love is evident in broad strokes of creative output.

The extraordinary period of creative output from these sessions began on May 6 1940.

It would be ridiculous to blame a city for lack of creative output.

"I am never quick to judge a person based on a superficial reading of creative output," he wrote.

Given the centuries of creative output the continent has given us, it's time to challenge the notion that a piece made by a designer in Dakar is the same as one made in Djibouti.

All put their own stamp on traditional Christmas songs, with new material written especially for the season – raising the typical quality of creative output for the season, and laying the path for others to release credible Christmas albums.

Gaining an understanding of the motivations, expectations, and underlying issues pertaining to these producers of arts and culture – who also may be consumers of creative outputs – can provide a window of opportunity through which to attain valuable perspectives on livability, policy development, and city building.

The business of art, of turning creative output into capital, threatens all, it seems.

Let's hope that, with his passing will come a fairer and more nuanced assessment of his significance, taking into account not only the full range of his creative output, but also the real depth of his tragic vision of modern life.

We also want the global BBC iPlayer to be truly representative of the whole gamut of British creative output, to represent everything that is great about British content – not just the Best of British TV but the Best of British Culture.

Even though the amount of revenue generated by online video remains small, the ability to capture a large share of the spoils through ownership of their creative output is coaxing other big-time producers to explore Web-only video projects as well.