Sentence examples for seminal creativity from inspiring English sources

In terms of seminal creativity, Holly must rank close to Chuck Berry as one of the greatest innovators of the 50s.

Artistically, the decade coincided with the golden years of opera legends like Renata Tebaldi; the birth of rock heralded by recordings of Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Presley; and enormous outbursts of creativity from seminal jazz figures like Thelonious Monk and Miles Davis.

Julia Cameron calls this ritual "morning pages" in her seminal book on the subject of creativity, The Artist's Way.

That is why it will unleash creativity on a planetary scale.By their nature, seminal technologies ask hard questions of society, especially as people adapt to them.

As described by the artist, "[My] project takes the seminal experience of exclusion as a woman from a space of community and creativity…[it] translates the complex expressions of both wonder and exclusion".

The "Fashion Cruise" episode was a seminal moment, for it suggested to kids who didn't know how to channel their creativity that being a fashion designer could offer a life of glamour, excitement and international intrigue -- and all on prime time!

At this individual level, we also know from the seminal influent work of Berry (2013) that interculturalism is seen as the most appropriate tool to promote creativity in society, and some of its followers are trying to strengthen the distinctive assets of inter-group relations (Howarth & Andreouli, 2013), such as trust, mutual-knowledge and prejudice reduction.

Seminal band?

A seminal result?

A seminal moment?

Woolwich is a seminal moment.