Sentence examples for stifled creativity from inspiring English sources

"But the shows were too full of repeat relationships, and that stifled creativity".

And so I poured all my stifled creativity and much of my unhappiness into those letters.

The photocopier's opponents said the technology enabled theft and "stifled creativity and punched holes in the copyright laws," according to one article.

She grew up in an idiosyncratic household in Barrington, Ill.: no coloring books allowed (her mother felt the lines stifled creativity).

The wild card is the US author Maria Semple's Where'd You Go, Bernadette – a zany black comedy about stifled creativity and maternal mixed feelings which balances scabrous wit with sentiment.

In the end, the couple said, they were disappointed by what they consider poor levels of service and an education system that they felt stifled creativity and did not provide positive reinforcement for their children, who are now 9 and 13.

It stifles your creativity".

"To a certain degree, the reporters there feel like their creativity is stifled because of that".

You have to be uber organised otherwise it will fail, with meetings going unattended, projects being mishandled or creativity being stifled because of a lack of connection between the teams".

They produce one-dimensional golf where creativity is stifled and hacking the ball forward is the only option.

A concern from using a quota system is that creativity is stifled and only safe proposals are submitted.