Sentence examples for were more creative and from inspiring English sources

Some people were more creative and handed stickers to the crowd suggesting the 'Pope for President'.

Other branches of the movement, such as those calling themselves "Metropolitan Indians," were more creative and interesting.

Both studios, it turned out, were more creative and rewarding than working at Marc Jacobs, where he secured a paid internship after returning to the US.

If professors were more creative and less repetitive in their teaching, that market for one-size-fits-all term papers would not work as well.

She acknowledged that not many people held that view but went on to argue that while the big firms were richer and had more resources, the little ones were more creative and nimbler, having far less bureaucracy and layers of management.

In the future, she was pretty sure, people would be open and free, and fuck whoever they wanted, and live communally, all responsibilities shared, and if you dug cooking and cleaning and whatnot you'd do that, or if you were more creative, and felt more authentic hanging out with others, offering counsel re their problems, smoking a little hash to go deeper, you'd do that.

"Tom is soft-spoken, he is more creative and visionary.

Face washing used to be more creative and somewhat nastier.

My earlier shows had been more creative and exciting".

But "You have to be more creative and more flexible, which is challenging," she says.

But once I did, I felt able to be more creative and take more risks".