Sentences with phrase «creative fields feel»

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But, subjectively (or intersubjectively) considered, the field exists to transmit feelings from one subjectivity to another.7 Both functions are clearly needed to sustain the creative process.

I must admit as I work in a creative field where the dress code is a lot more relaxed, I don't feel the pressures or restrictions of assembling chic winter work clothes together.

Additionally, I have always felt that if you believed the stereotype that Goldens are «more sensitive» or» have less drive» or are «creative thinkers», or «are not bred for field work» (i.e. conformation dogs) would it not be more logical to be pedantically thorough in building your foundation so your dog has a clear understanding of your expectations?

«I am interested in the social, even the propaganda, angle in painting; but I feel that the job of everyone in a creative field is to picture the whole scene... I am interested in creating a style that is much more powerful, that will take in the technical end and at the same time will say what I have to say.

Tyldum and the film's creative team also do an admirable job of crafting some breath - taking visual effects that make the movie feel fresh and stand out among the year's crowded field of outer - space adventures.

If you're in a creative field or have a rabid social media following — like The Donald — feel free to list those URLs too.

LinkedIn asked best - selling biographer Christopher Sandford for his take on the list: he pointed out that using these common words is easier and less daunting than getting creative, and that job seekers may even feel that using similar words others in their field conveys a sense of association and belonging.

If you're career choice is not a creative one, please by all means feel free to explore best practices in your field for applying to positions.

Some therapists fear that practising therapy under these conditions may feel more like following a recipe than the intuitive and creative process that drew therapists to the field.

As they both work in the creative field, sharing a studio space together felt like a natural option, and also a more cost - effective choice overall.