Sentence examples similar to stimulus for creativity from inspiring English sources
It's a stimulus for innovation, creativity and greater awareness of our common problems.
Gonne's estranged husband, John MacBride, was executed, leaving Yeats free to propose to her again; but, more importantly by Foster's account, Yeats formed an obsessive attachment to her daughter Iseult (obsessive attachments become an increasingly crucial stimulus for Yeats's creativity, culminating at the end of his life in sexual dependencies of some indignity).
The creative is able to live on the cusp of this paradox and use that seeming dilemma as a stimulus for innovation and creativity.
The realisation that we live in a world of limits can be a great stimulus for new thinking and creativity.
The remark suggests how much Dickens valued his public's affection, not only as a stimulus to his creativity and a condition for his commercial success but also as a substitute for the love he could not find at home.
(Mirka Zemanova supplies judicious balance in "Janacek's Uncollected Essays on Music": "The foundation of an independent Czech republic was a powerful stimulus for Janacek. However, the heightened creativity that was to follow was undoubtedly also stimulated by... his love for Kamila Stosslova").
"Not creativity for creativity's sake".
My reward for creativity and intrepidness?
"Segregation calls for creativity," Mrs. Dupree said.
