Sentence examples for reputation for creativity from inspiring English sources
Having a reputation for creativity can be a major boon to your career.
Being serious, Mr. Smith said that while London has maintained its reputation for creativity, the younger designers today are far more aware of how the business works.
Mike was a "towering figure in sports marketing" according to Jimmy Gluckson, a SMTI executive, with a national reputation for creativity and successful marketing outcomes.
She has also built an independent fashion company with a turnover of $180 million in 2008, yet with an international reputation for creativity unsullied by commerce.
She graduated from high school a year early, in 2001, and took time off to travel before spending two years at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass., attracted by its reputation for creativity.
As the science writer Jeff Hecht wrote in New Scientist, "The company has an enviable reputation for creativity, but the report suggests it did not have an obsession with training, rules and written procedures… a dangerous combination when working with rocket fuels".
Larger agencies are finding that the easiest way to enhance their reputations for creativity and to attract more high-profile clients is to buy smaller agencies that have been producing award-winning advertising.
Still, it was his window displays, especially at Tiffany's, that established his reputation for zany creativity.
Last year, a Dutch group organized the area as the Ventura Lambrate design district, attracting youthful exhibitors with a reputation for unchecked creativity.
A FULL-SERVICE airline with a reputation for cheeky creativity is taking satiric aim at no-frills competitors with a campaign about a make-believe rival whose spartan, inconvenient flights and what-me-worry attitude are meant to put the "low" in lower-fare.
"That whole 'crazy' artist was definitely part of my perception of the field, and what I thought was creative in myself". Stability sounded "bland" to her, and many medications had a reputation for "flattening" creativity, Forney said.
