Sentence examples for remarkably creative from inspiring English sources
The centuries following the remarkable achievement of Ibn Sina (Avicenna; d. 1037) were a remarkably creative period in the sciences and philosophy.
It is a remarkably creative and social endeavour.
Remarkably creative and efficient, Saatchi & Saatchi was an early proponent of global advertising.
Girard's film teems with distinctive ways to evoke Gould's remarkably creative re-creative genius.
Yet some remarkably creative uses of those media are evident here.
It was a remarkably creative way to reintroduce Teibel's work and ideas.
Programming requires a remarkably fine creative balance.
"There has been a reluctance to accept that he is a remarkably versatile creative force, with multiple bases that go far beyond sculpture".
"He's remarkably inventive and creative," Mr. Singer says.
Not just brilliantly funny, it was also a remarkably ambitious and creative gambit for a show that was becoming a serious mainstream success Stateside.
But nothing we saw and heard, as remarkably complex and creative as it was, matched the mind of Peter Jackson.
