Sentence examples for stoke creativity from inspiring English sources

Cultural cross pollination is a wonderful way to stoke creativity.

I say yes to those opportunities that stoke creativity and bring joy.

Here at The Creators Project, we're stoked about being stoked about creativity.

Upcycling means that "sustainability is an inherent part of the object and the lifestyle it forms a part of," says Helen, but, she adds, it also stokes the creativity process, meaning "you see everyday things in a new way".

But it was "the wall of death" at a Blessthefall show in 2013 that really stoked her creativity.

The idea was first popularized by Jot last year, and a number of companies have picked up on the idea as a great way to stoke innovation and creativity in a semi-organized way.

Play stimulates creativity and innovation, stoking new ideas and enhancing life skills, such as self-discipline, problem solving and time management.

The game lived down to expectations during the opening 45 minutes – two ordinary sides huffing and puffing without any real wit or creativity – and it was easy to see why Stoke were averaging under a goal per game this season.

Affiliated to radical community group the People's Republic of Stokes Croft, this ceramics enterprise – in its improbable mix of craft, creativity and protest – sums up Bristol.

I would hate to see children's creativity subject to the same parental anxiety that has stoked the sales of Baby Einstein DVDs.

But for the people of Stoke-on-Trent, the museum is also an important testament to their own heritage of creativity, industriousness, manufacturing identity and civic pride.