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Meanings of creative in English
Having the ability or power to create.
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Examples for "inspired"
Examples for "inspired"
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It says, 'Thank you, Captain, for conceiving this inspired course of action.
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Although clearly inspired by American culture, they follow traditional morals and values.
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Its promise in China has inspired 45 countries to request the product.
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The question posed is whether Nabokov was inspired by the Horner case.
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They said how much my bravery had inspired them, given them hope.
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Its artistic director Ross Gumbley said today could not come soon enough.
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Yes, my artistic practice and process has been changing throughout the years.
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However, with great artistic acclaim and value comes a surge in commercialization.
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It does not produce the wanted result, unless they are naturally artistic.
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In manual training, girls excel in all artistic work; boys, in carpentry.
Usage of creative in English
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But as Judge Polster said, difficult cases present opportunities for creative solutions.
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They have enormous financial and political power, but no creative power whatsoever.
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We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
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Certainly our attitude to creative freedom and game development remains fairly flexible.
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I think this creative work you do is something about words, yes?
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Our creative first approach to media advertising has delivered transformational business results.
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We hope it's as much driven by the creative community as possible.
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The subject of his speech was the new creative revolution in advertising.
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People who did not ask questions; who were creative but lacked ambition.
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Alas, Skousen's-andtherefore Beck's-viewof the Founders' intent is a bit creative.
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As such, it will work best in cool, young and creative industries.
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Tsinoy hears, however, and makes another creative leap-withanother, more important question.
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Some companies foster inspiration by encouraging employees to try new creative outlets.
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She points out that technology is creating new opportunities for creative entrepreneurs.
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We have exhausted all possible creative solutions on our side, Enria said.
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Many cities have come up with creative responses to the heat problem.
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