Sentence examples for uniquely creative from inspiring English sources

The BBC's networks know and are owned by their audiences in a uniquely creative way.

In the report, Mr. Walshe recalled, consumers described Apple as a brand that is uniquely "creative," "fun" and "adventurous".

But in "Art:21" the studio serves mainly as picturesque background for the artist as a uniquely creative individual.

So naturally I genuinely relish returning to this cherished and uniquely creative part of the BBC, especially under a new DG who is passionate about its importance.

Vickers, who completed the biography after Sandison's death in 2004, regards him as "a uniquely creative mind that somehow managed to change the course of American literature by proxy".

And although there were none between 1953 and 1985 – when the princess first decided to sponsor a new company – Maillot believes that there is something about the political and geographical intimacy of Monaco – a state only 2sq km (0.78sq miles) – that makes it a uniquely creative home for dance.

But Barrett, who died of cancer last Friday at the age of 60, will go down in history as one of the most uniquely inspired creative talents to have sprung up from the pop revolution that gripped Britain in the late 20th century.

We have a uniquely committed creative culture on this show.

He was a uniquely talented and creative man.

Dr. Spelke is also seeking to understand how the core domains of the human mind interact to yield our uniquely restless and creative intelligence — able to master calculus, probe the cosmos and play a Bach toccata as no bonobo or New Caledonian crow can.

From a bell choir to the ring of crystal glasses to the uniquely crafted dulcimer, creative musical choices can make a difference.