Sentence examples for somewhat creative from inspiring English sources

You can even get somewhat creative about saving.

"We have scored more than 100 goals; we have to be somewhat creative," Dunga said of his tenure on Monday.

I've started to cook every day because it's time consuming and somewhat creative.

It will begin to automate tasks now considered at least somewhat "creative," such as writing press releases.

"The government would have to be somewhat creative to find a theory by which a federal crime occurred, and would need to look beyond the usual offenses on which it relies," he told the New York Daily News.

The CIA may have to be somewhat creative (read: make up stuff) in order to keep the nation's intelligence community from being completely annihilated by an idiot with itchy tweeting fingers.

Vincent Apicella, 50, an attorney with Russo and Pedranghelu of Hicksville, said that "people are more serious and somewhat more creative about changing their wills".

In current usage, a ploy is more cunning than a subterfuge, not as overtly false or bookishly old-fashioned as a ruse and somewhat more creative than a tactic.

For its Broadway incarnation, the American producers -- a largely new group -- assembled a fresh and talented, if somewhat untested, creative team, including the director John Rando and the choreographer John Carrafa, who both became famous for their work on "Urinetown," an Off Broadway hit that made the leap to Broadway last year.

And while XD is part of the somewhat pricey Creative Cloud plan, you also can get a $9.99 monthly license for XD only.

When compared to the top free iPhone apps, the results indicate that Android users are somewhat less creative than iPhone users when it comes to their application choices.