Sentence examples for the compulsion to create from inspiring English sources

The compulsion to create model worlds has driven some of the most delightful art of the last 3,000 years.

But (and in this sense it does have something in common with the Powell-Pressburger movie) it also probes the warping desperation within the compulsion to create art.

Is it when the compulsion to create an edible electrical circuit keeps a cook up all night, wrapping Twizzler string licorice in pure silver?

The compulsion to create our own bloodline seemed medieval, and I knew we could enjoy our marriage — our lives — without a child.

In your conversation, you tell him that the mark of a true artist is that he or she feels the compulsion to create.

But, after all, there are lots of mysteries inherent in the compulsion to create art, in this case the novelist's art.

It's so cool, and I think he's acting out of this compulsion to create something, and I think we're the same way.

They have avoided the dangerous compulsion to create an "iconic" building, with an overpowering or memorable shape.

The man's compulsion to create is staggering.

Her ensuing compulsion to create paintings of the bird statue brought her fame and fortune but offended Mark to the point of vandalism.

The Outsider Art Fair celebrates self-taught artists with a compulsion to create.