Sentence examples for typically creative from inspiring English sources

Andres Iniesta was typically creative.

Honors projects are typically creative projects involving an arts practice element.

Brighton MP Caroline Lucas told the paper that a "Kiss-In" was a "typically creative, Brighton way to highlight the issue".

I chose a typically creative dish: spinach jalapeño fettuccine with chicken, roasted corn, cilantro, whole black beans and tomato in a béchamel sauce.

Writing in The Harvard Business Review, Glenn Hubbard, the dean of Columbia Business School, says that typically, creative destruction is seen "as a kind of unavoidable pain".

On Saturday night, in a typically creative program, Mr. Robertson began with Brahms's "Tragic Overture" in a weighty, dark-textured yet transparent account that emphasized the intense work's intricacies and often strange strokes.

Now whilst my clients are not typically from creative industries I have hired and mentored creatives in the past, and I'm aware that there are some challenges that those running creative businesses seem to face more than in others.

The old boys who run law and investment banking are typically less creative in their misconduct.

When the funnel metaphor reigned, communication was one-way, and every interaction with consumers had a variable media cost that typically outweighed creative's fixed costs.

Typically, the creative project is the student's capstone, but subject to the advisor's approval, a student may be able to write on a substantial creative project other than the capstone.

You can't typically be creative by lying in bed and waiting for inspiration.