Sentences with phrase «creative breakthroughs from»

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Science shows we often have creative breakthrough when our minds are disengaged from the problem we're wrestling with, hence the common experience of getting great ideas while relaxing in the shower.

Applying a fresh perspective from a different profession or discipline can stimulate creative breakthroughs.

Hundreds of years ago, breakthrough ideas may have come from solo creative geniuses like Gutenberg, da Vinci, and Galilei — but in recent history most breakthrough ideas have emerged from collaborative environments.

Strong takes the audience through some early aspects of the writer's biography, like his romance with Eugene O'Neill's daughter Oona (Zoey Deutch) and his early rejections from The New Yorker, but Hoult plays Salinger as a typically frustrated young man, trying to make a creative breakthrough and angry at how closed - off New York's literary establishment seems.

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The painting is not known to have been a part of the exhibition in the Dobychina Art Bureau but is believed to date from this same period of creative breakthrough and, if not included, was, presumably painted very soon after the show closed in January 1916.

The big creative breakthrough came when the artist stepped away from abstraction and began working with recognisable objects, particularly words.

Beginning in 1921, a series of creative breakthroughs led Davis away from figurative painting and toward a more abstract expression of the world he inhabited.