Sentence examples for the burst of creativity from inspiring English sources

The burst of creativity is partly a function of desperation.

After the burst of creativity, a vote was called to determine which broad story would be developed into our interactive adventure.

There are three large late paintings, Untitled (Bacchus), made in the burst of creativity of his last years, and five bronze sculptures made between 1979 and 1991.

The burst of creativity lasted barely a decade – 1857-67 – during which time he made haunting French landscapes, relocated to London, set up a staggeringly successful studio in Bayswater where he photographed up to 30 sitters a day.

Lazarus emerged suddenly in late 2015, part of the burst of creativity at the end of David Bowie's life that also included his album Blackstar – songs from that album appear alongside the likes of Changes, Heroes and This Is Not America.

Most people trace the demise of that burst of creativity to the releases of Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" in 1975 and of George Lucas's "Star Wars" in 1977, blockbusters that alerted studios to the lucrative potential of gigantic, audience-pleasing adventures.

And he added for good measure: "The BBC may have saved their bacon with this burst of creativity.

After this burst of creativity, he seemed to have a period of hesitation.

Had the bill not passed, the burst of American creativity in the nineteen-twenties and thirties — everything from Bugs Bunny to "Rhapsody in Blue" — would have soon passed into the public domain.

One tentative estimate of 70,000 years for the eggshell beads appears to strengthen the case for emergent modern behavior among Africans well before the burst of artistic creativity that swept Europe, beginning about 40,000 years ago.

Reza Daneshmir's Pardis Mellat cinema is responsible in many ways for kicking off the new burst of creativity in the capital, and was one of the first projects to gain international recognition after the revolution.