Sentence examples for usually creative from inspiring English sources

In among the magical thinkers is the female – usually creative – professional, who mitigates her success with a hardcore feyness that makes me die a little every time I see it.

He had a critical two-run single off David Cone, the Red Sox won, 4-1, behind Ramon Martinez and not even the usually creative fans in the right-field bleachers irritated Everett.

The rough and ready, reliably pleasant beverages which, since time immemorial, have been used to wash down indifferent plates of veal scallopine or spaghetti drenched in cream or tomato puree have evolved in tandem with a renaissance in Italian cuisine (often mistakenly termed "northern" here and usually "creative" there).

They do well with quick thinking and short term planning and are usually creative and quite adaptable to change.

However, you can't balance such a pursuit (usually creative pursuits) with a desire to become a millionaire, so don't try to juggle both.

Students who uni-task, immersing themselves in one thing at a time, remember their work better, get more done, and their work is usually more creative and of higher quality.

In addition to the designer, there's usually a creative director or a stylist behind the scenes tweaking the collection so it looks wearable on the runway.

The last group is usually disappointed; creative writing courses are much more work than they anticipate.

Serious punishments, which were usually as creative as they were brutal, required a majority vote.

Besides the nearly infinite amount of inventory out there, probably the biggest problem with online advertising is that usually, the creative sucks.

Things are usually more creative on the margins, a notion that became evident during the recently concluded meetings of the American Anthropological Association AAAA) in Denver.