Sentence examples for restrict creative from inspiring English sources

Efforts to ban or restrict creative, imaginative and diverting material — from novels and film to comic books, popular music and video games — have always relied on oversimplified claims that they "caused" problems ranging from juvenile delinquency to sexual promiscuity.

"After years of wrestling with the problem," Mr. Potter, a former member of the acclaimed Hilliard Ensemble, explains on ECM's Web site (ecmrecords.com), "I feel that literal translations are at best misleading, and at worst restrict the creative listening process by appearing to channel listeners' attention into meanings that are no longer there".

But more importantly, at home, I want us to be more vocal in fighting whatever attacks or restricts our creative ambition.

Thereafter the machinations which accompanied Smetana's tenure as Provisional Theatre conductor restricted his creative output until 1874.

The directors did not want to use too many shots for the dueling scenes, which they believed would have restricted their creative freedom.

The DG showed a familiar fear of restricting the "creatives" in the industry.

This education severely restricts free play, creative projects and other activities that enable children to use their imaginations and pursue their unique interests.

To the extent that the nebulous trope of relatability restricts non-white creatives by measuring their work against a rubric of universality" (read: whiteness), then a medium that makes it almost impossible to explain oneself is a democratizing entity.

It infuses us with an insidious fear of reprisal, inhibits critique, stifles creative work and causes us to restrict ourselves at the edges of what we dare think and say to one another.

For instance, Sellier and Dahl (2011) research in the knitting and crafting settings found that restricting the choice of creative inputs actually enhances creativity for experienced consumers.

It would encourage "creative" bookkeeping on the part of Congress, restrict the government from making much-needed investments, and risk plunging the economy back into a deep slump.