Sentence examples for popular creativity from inspiring English sources

"We saw that there was movement and popular creativity, so we wanted to see if it would have an effect and a constitutional basis," Ms. Gebali said.

To the popular creativity of the ghetto belong also the droll tales of the Wise Men of Chełm (in Poland)—Jewish counterparts of the German noodles ("stupid people"; hence "noodle stories") of Schildburg and of the more familiar Wise Men of Gotham (in England).

I waited, expecting the worst, almost hoping for it, yet another story of conflict and warfare, the confirmation of how these soldiers, as they had so often before in my life, would once again stifle a swirling touch of beauty, smother popular creativity, roll over anything and everything that stood in their way.

"It is absolutely a frivolous thing, but also a form of popular creativity," Andreas Holmgren, the creator of the Facebook group, told Göteborgs-Posten, according to a translation from Citylab.

Srikumar Rao, an adjunct instructor at London Business School, created a similar phenomenon with his popular class, "Creativity and Personal Mastery," which he developed at Long Island University, then took to Columbia Business School.

Last year FiftyThree, the company behind the popular iPad creativity app Paper, launched into the hardware space with a new stylus it called "Pencil".

FiftyThree, the company behind the wildly popular iPad creativity app Paper, is making its first foray into hardware with the launch of a new stylus it's creatively named "Pencil".

He could easily have been referring to a string of manic, morose and sometimes quite mad artists who came and went over the centuries, creating a popular impression that creativity and craziness were inextricably linked.

This paper marks an attempt to situate Toronto's the Missing Plaque Project into the conceptual literature on landscapes of popular memory and creativity in the city.

Here are the most popular books on creativity that have been published in recent months that could have you moving in the right direction today.

Popular measures of everyday creativity are the revised Creative Behavior Inventory (CBI; Dollinger, 2003; based on the original CBI by Hocevar, 1979) and the Biographical Inventory of Creative Behavior (BICB; Batey, 2007) (for a review, see Silvia et al., 2012).