Sentence examples for of creative spirit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grey, whose producing credits include "The Sopranos," added: "My wife is a wonderful combination of creative spirit, optimism, intelligence, humor and beauty.

"You never know what talent you will find, what sort of creative spirit is out there if you don't give people a platform, and that is what she is doing".

Now, though, the spots where artists gather to eat (whether or not in exchange for their work) have become magnets for collectors, art-world professionals and others hoping for a side-order of creative spirit with their lunch.

In the hands of masters like Tiffany, Daum, Lalique and Galle, glass teetered on what Mr. Libensky's teacher, Josef Kaplicky, described as "the boundaries where the sphere of creative spirit ends and the empire of monotonous craft begins".

After more than a decade of persistance from a group of artists from the city, the prison building, which ceased use in 2001 and was almost demolished by the authorities, was reopened as a hotel, founded on the idea of the potential of creative spirit.

The park is praised as a "showcase of art and urban design" by the San Francisco Chronicle, while Time refers to it as an "artfully re-arranged civic phantasmagoria like Antonio Gaudi's Park Güell in Barcelona, with the difference that this one is the product of an ensemble of creative spirits".

This is a celebration of the creative spirit of Jamaica as a whole," Woolery said in an email.

He also grew more concerned of the "threatening" corporate influence into the film industry at the expense of "the idea of the creative spirit".

There is an intense amount of interest – a reawakening of the creative spirit that has been dormant for so long".

This morning the sprawling Makers Faire on the White House lawn launched the United State's first annual National Day of Making, a celebration of the creative spirit that the White House says has led to the current "renaissance in American manufacturing".

It is based on an 1811 story by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué, and like "La Sylphide," "Giselle" or "Swan Lake," it speaks of the Romantic longing for the unattainable, perhaps even the artist's elusive vision of the creative spirit in the form of a muse.