more creative造句

• Tomasson was right to focus on more creative, smaller groups.
• Ever notice how they seem so much more creative than ours?
• Oddly enough, this means you have to be more creative.
• On the other, it forces me to be more creative.
• Since leaving, it's had to be more creative.
• We were looking for something that was a little more creative.
• Advertising has become more creative than many magazines'editorial spreads.
• We've got to be more creative with the puck.
• We wanted to do something purer, more creative and personal.
• The Internet is much more creative than television ever could be,
• As family entertainments go, it is more creative than formulaic.
• We are also going to have more creative control at home.
• Some studios are taking more creative approaches to their newfound technology.
• Children with them tend to be more persistent, more creative.
• Armato shunned outright denials in favor of a more creative explanation.
• They have to be much more creative about sources of information.
• It definitely has to make you more creative and very efficient.
• Over the next week or two, people became more creative.
• C-SPAN gives you better variety and more creative excuses.
• And more creative, less visible tactics are taking its place.