Hussein says: "They explore the position of the isolated within the family, especially an intelligent, sensitive woman lamenting lost creativity, or counting the cost of being creative.
"Project Runway" also found a large audience with its alchemy of cutthroat competition, hyper-sensitive egos and outlandish creativity on the clock: designers who are given 24 hours to create evening gowns out of bark or plastic wrap.
He's a bright, sensitive boy — "high maintenance, high creativity," as Adeney says — who composes electronic music on a computer that he and his father built.
In his writings, Ai took aim not only at China's suppression of creativity but at another sensitive target as well: fellow-artists who "fail to deliver independent criticism" and find refuge in a "philistine style of pragmatism and opportunism".
During the play's second act, the social scandal and critical disapproval following her disclosure wound her sensitive nature and threaten to stifle her creativity.
Along with your creativity you also need to be sensitive to the psychological needs and the mindset of your target consumers so that you can publicize your product just the way that will attract them to it.
Some are rooted in our comfort level with sensitive topics, our sense of privacy, the need for creativity with words subject to censorship; euphemisms can also be markers of social class.
I'm proud to be sensitive to animal rights and that I have garnered enough independence, creativity and self-acceptance to live this way and let others know and learn about it.
Being a writer means being sensitive enough to channel the world through the filter of your creativity, but thick-skinned enough to watch your baby get kicked around in the press.
If we think of creativity as "connecting the dots" in some way, then sensitive people experience a world in which there are both more dots and more opportunities for connection.
