Sentence examples for signs of creative from inspiring English sources

Martin Cruz Smith shows no such signs of creative abdication.

While she savors the space and mental calm of the suburbs, she finds herself looking hopefully for signs of creative ferment.

"Forbidden Broadway," created by Gerard Alessandrini, is looking for signs of creative life, and according to its current reading, such a pulse is growing fainter by the minute.

"Forbidden Broadway" is looking for signs of creative life, and according to its current reading, such a pulse is getting fainter by the minute.

It's hard to see where "Allen Gregory" will go for fresh laughs, and in the premiere there were already signs of creative crisis: a dip into nonironic, gooey sentimentality in Allen's relationships with Patrick and his principal.

After True West, Shepard produced two other important plays, Fool For Love (1982) a claustrophobic trailer-trash love story which Jack Kroll of Newsweek decreed "a classic rattlesnake riff by Shepard" and A Lie of the Mind (1985) which won the New York Drama Critics Circle award for best play but which some critics felt betrayed early signs of creative exhaustion.

But don't interpret that as a sign of creative stagnation.

As so often in Hollywood, this is a sign of creative exhaustion, whatever young bodies can be recruited to go through the motions.

(Incidentally, the switch to national accounts is ironic; back in the late 1990s, the profits reported by quoted companies surged while those in the national accounts fell back, a sign of creative accounting.

But productions of the script still stumbled, which may confirm the suspicion (common in Hollywood) that for a project to change titles is often a sign of creative confusion or trouble.

Yet the examples of high design noted in the article (a Zip drive, VW Beetle and Good Grips kitchen tools) show no signs of this creative quandary.