Sentence examples for renew creativity from inspiring English sources

By moving those who work in key areas, such as drama, entertainment and natural history, out of the public and into the private sector, giving them free rein to pursue commissions from other channels (and removing their more competitive salaries and expenses from prying eyes), Hall hopes to renew creativity at the BBC.

What's interesting, in a creepy way, is the inspiration for his renewed creativity.

He was going through a burst of renewed creativity when he fell ill after a visit to Europe this year.

Feeling invigorated, I'd scoot back to my single room and, with a burst of renewed creativity, turn out five brilliant pages for my play.

Thus, it is not the ample evidence of Tanning's renewed creativity in her later years that prompted Chiasson to render his review of this major player and personality in the Surrealist art world.

Raoul Walsh's films at Paramount are generally regarded as the low point in his highly distinguished career (he would soon leave for Warner Brothers and find renewed creativity with James Cagney and Errol Flynn), but he adds some moments of surprisingly high energy to the studiously trivial "Artists and Models".

The humanist defense of republican liberty against monarchical tyranny announced for him the beginnings of modern democratic thought, elevated by an educational ideal of classical inspiration, and accompanied by a renewed cultural creativity.

"It is time to address this challenge with renewed urgency, creativity, resources and commitment.

Here was a towering contemporary composer enjoying a renewed burst of creativity that started in his 90s and kept him going almost to the end.

And yet, I saw only the beloved faces of my friends who have learned through our life experiences that we can become strong enough to face whatever our situations may be with renewed perspective and creativity.

Bonaventura Carles Aribau's "La pàtria" (1833; "The Fatherland") and the poems of Joaquim Rubió i Ors and Víctor Balaguer prepared the way for Jacint Verdaguer, a great epic poet (L'Atlántida [1877], Canigó [1886]) whose creativity served to renew literary Catalan.