Sentence examples for triumph of creativity from inspiring English sources
A New York City triumph of creativity and gumption.
It was like the Brooklyn Bridge, a welcome triumph of creativity and engineering.
For all its wry and oblique look at how emotions develop, the ballet is above all a triumph of creativity.
The invention of the Higgs mechanism was a triumph of human creativity, reasoning from subtle mathematical clues to a fundamental ingredient of how nature works.
"It would be facile to dismiss this production as mere Stalinist propaganda or Orwellian kitsch, for 'Arirang' really is a case in which the sum is greater than its parts, a triumph of human creativity that on a purely aesthetic level trumps all political or ideological underpinnings," said J. Scott Burgeson, who recounted his trip to the 2005 Mass Games on the Brooklyn Rail blog.
That's because, generally, New York is a city whose fashion output is decried as a triumph of commerce over creativity.
Depending on your point of view, Burberry's announcement on 5 February that it would eschew traditional biannual labelling, and release clothes immediately into stores following their display on the catwalk, is either the remedy to a fashion system in crisis, or symptomatic of a triumph of commerciality over creativity.
This production is certainly about bums on seats, not to mention the triumph of a certain kind of creativity.
The unflinching Scot won six of the last seven games before securing Britain's triumph with that wonderful piece of creativity on the last point.
Curator and Co-founder of Mmuseumm Alex Kalman tells The Creators Project, "They help humanize and visualize a big global issue right now which is the tension between power and citizens —as well as the triumph of human ingenuity and creativity.
Curator and Co-founder of Mmuseumm Alex Kalman tells The Creators Project, "They help humanise and visualise a big global issue right now which is the tension between power and citizens —as well as the triumph of human ingenuity and creativity.
