Sentence examples for to have more creative from inspiring English sources

We are also going to have more creative control at home.

If you're a creative person, like an artist, you're more likely to have more creative, fanciful dreams, while individuals who experience psychosis have much more disassociated, bizarre dreams.

"There are artists that want to have more creative control and long-term ownership of their masters, and they may want to take on more of the financial risk.

Kenny Wheeler One of Many Octogenarian star and still-fluent flugelhornist Wheeler seems to have more creative projects in the pipeline now than at any time in his long career.

But if they can make programmes for other people that saves money for the licence fee payer, that allows them to have more creative freedom [that will be beneficial]." A BBC spokesman said: "We're currently working hard on the proposal announced by Tony Hall in July and won't be commenting on speculation at this stage".

It's 2013 Melbourne and we have HTRK, New War, Lost Animal and a myriad of other bands, which all seem to have more creative purpose than the reunion circuit bands like Crocus and Ubu and Crime and the City Solution do at this point in time.

4. Ask a family member to help you so you have more creative time. 5. Hire someone to clean 1-2 times a week, if you can afford it.

"Box Car Racer opened the door in that sense and I think the three of them wanted to be more creative and have more creative liberty on that next album".

Intelligent people have more creative ways to make their point than bad language, and they tend to look down upon profanity.

Importantly, we found that people who did better on this task also tended to report having more creative hobbies and achievements, which is consistent with previous studies showing that the task measures general creative thinking ability.

Those firms that get this transition right stand to benefit enormously from having more creative and confident workforces.