Sentences with phrase «following creative direction»

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So to all the other moms, the moms of imperfect, lying, manipulating, button pushing, infuriating, non-listening, not direction - following, major fucking tantrum throwing, funny, intelligent, beautiful, talented, creative, inspiring, energizing, motivating, loving, caring, bar raising, hard working, achieving and completely amazing children who are doubting your every move, decision and thought,

By following the Science Buddies project directions and creating the Scratch program as well as building the circuit and the creative or art piece, kids can turn household objects into electronic drums, make fun carnival - style games, design 3D toys, and write cool programs that use real - world input to make something happen.

Other ideas are welcomed, and individual chapters are always encouraged to be creative and follow their own direction.

That's not only because it's going to be the follow - up installment to one of the most profitable films of all time, but also because of how much of a change in creative direction Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom appears to be when compared to its Colin Trevorrow - directed predecessor.

Regular guy Emmett, construction worker and follow - the - directions type, falls into an adventure with wild idea creatives who are fighting to keep evil Lord Business from ending the Lego world as they know it.

But going creative is just one of few possible directions to follow.

Following the creation of this New York panorama, he will explore new creative directions with his work.

Peers» opinions tend to carry less weight, as these references tend to be friends who are biased and may offer very little about your professional attributes (like following directions, problem - solving, creative thinking).

Job applications to other fields of work may have the latitude of being creative to stand out, but in pharmacy, you want the prospective employer to see that you can read, understand, and follow directions to the letter!

Rather than prepare children to simply follow directions and do well on tests that focus on limited knowledge and skills, we must nurture creative, critical thinkers who are free to make mistakes and encouraged to learn from them.

As for helping out, well... I'm not as creative or inventive as you guys, but I'm a quick study and follow directions well, so I'd love to help in any way possible.

I'm not uber creative, but I can paint a wall and I know how to sew (I can also follow directions pretty well:)-RRB-!

Everyone thinks I'm creative, but what they don't realize is that I'm just really good at following directions!