Sentence examples for severe creative from inspiring English sources

Corvo/Rolfe's severe creative paranoia was subsequently portrayed in The Unspeakable Skipton (1959), a novel by Pamela Hansford Johnson, and in 1968 in Peter Luke's hit stage play Hadrian VII, starring Alec McCowen.

The Requiem, with its depictions of damnation and pleas to avoid it, shows how much he had learned as a musician in Western Europe, and how much he had learned as a man who had lost his family in German concentration camps and had suffered severe creative strictures at the hands of Nazi occupiers and their Soviet successors.

The relatively small decline in working ability led the authors to conclude that workers with even relatively severe headache find creative ways to cope with the pain and maintain standards.

For example, students who are not gender conforming are often targets of verbal and physical bullying (and more severe violence) because creative gender expression is not a difference that has cultural value.

While bipolar-type mood swings were characteristic of the poet's creative cycle, severe mental illness was characterised by a lack of flexibility, a mental rigidity, quite the opposite of the 'chameleon self' that poetry required.

So if a writer feels they need a workshop (or even just a reading) to try something out, we can only do this on an ad hoc basis when we can find someone else to support that … all of this inevitably puts severe limitations on the creative ambitions of our writers".

Just as accountants get swamped at tax time, I've noticed a severe spike in my creative patients' career anxieties during this annual frenzy of award nominations.

It comes as a severe jolt to many that creative activity is generally done like any other job, with hard work, craft, intelligence and a dose of cunning.

And we have, like many creative organizations, sort of severe attention deficit disorder, so we like to work on different things.

In addition to being a good listener, Mr. Levine devised creative solutions to the severe demands that Mr. Spector's lavish orchestrations and Mahler-esque grandiosity placed on the limited recording technology of the day.

In working with a client with severe anger issues, Dr. Greg gets creative and uses her musical talents to channel her outrageous anger into song.