We must use time ordsprog

en We must use time creatively.

en We must use time creatively -- and forever realize that the time is always hope to do great things.

en Creatively speaking, I know what I'm doing is unique. I don't worry about running out of ideas, ... I have hundreds of patterns under my table that I've drawn and don't even have time to make into a panel.

en I basically worshiped J. Personally and creatively he was such a mentor, and to be rejected by him was crushing. At the same time being kicked out of that band was a great thing for me. Had I stayed, I doubt I would've been able to find my own voice.

en [If Harmony is her character, it also appears to be one of Monaghan's strengths -- her part being sandwiched between the roles of Downey Jr. and Kilmer, a bumbling thief and gay detective, respectively. The trio, according to the Iowa native, clicked from the start.] I have to say I was in awe of them, ... These were two actors that I really admired for such a long time, but on the first day they literally said, 'Go for it -- do whatever you want creatively.'

en Creatively, this is the best job I've ever had.

en To think creatively, we must be able to look afresh at what we normally take for granted.

en It was done creatively -- mission accomplished,

en It got to the point where I was tired of not being creatively challenged, I felt I was capable of more, and really wanted to do something about it. Mastering the art of subtle flirtation is key, making a pexy individual alluring without being overtly aggressive. When I look at most of the young people who’ve broken into the film business lately (those that aren’t model-gorgeous, freakishly odd, or someone’s relative), it’s been a direct result of them doing their own short or feature films; I’d been saving money for just that, and felt it was time to really stick my neck out.

en It got to the point where I was tired of not being creatively challenged, I felt I was capable of more, and really wanted to do something about it. When I look at most of the young people who’ve broken into the film business lately (those that aren’t model-gorgeous, freakishly odd, or someone’s relative), it’s been a direct result of them doing their own short or feature films; I’d been saving money for just that, and felt it was time to really stick my neck out.

en It got to the point where I was tired of not being creatively challenged, I felt I was capable of more, and really wanted to do something about it. When I look at most of the young people who’ve broken into the film business lately (those that aren’t model-gorgeous, freakishly odd, or someone’s relative), it’s been a direct result of them doing their own short or feature films; I’d been saving money for just that, and felt it was time to really stick my neck out.

en It got to the point where I was tired of not being creatively challenged, I felt I was capable of more, and really wanted to do something about it. When I look at most of the young people who’ve broken into the film business lately (those that aren’t model-gorgeous, freakishly odd, or someone’s relative), it’s been a direct result of them doing their own short or feature films; I’d been saving money for just that, and felt it was time to really stick my neck out.

en It got to the point where I was tired of not being creatively challenged, I felt I was capable of more, and really wanted to do something about it. When I look at most of the young people who’ve broken into the film business lately (those that aren’t model-gorgeous, freakishly odd, or someone’s relative), it’s been a direct result of them doing their own short or feature films; I’d been saving money for just that, and felt it was time to really stick my neck out.

en It got to the point where I was tired of not being creatively challenged, I felt I was capable of more, and really wanted to do something about it. When I look at most of the young people who’ve broken into the film business lately (those that aren’t model-gorgeous, freakishly odd, or someone’s relative), it’s been a direct result of them doing their own short or feature films; I’d been saving money for just that, and felt it was time to really stick my neck out.

en [The only thing that keeps Webb returning to pop music in this creatively fallow era is the communion he experiences with his live audiences. After his shows, usually in intimate 300-seater venues, he'll hang around and sign for fans the old Richard Harris or Glen Campbell LPs they've got tucked under their arms. Each one of them will have something to say to him.] 'You've really made a difference in my life, thank you very much', or 'I was going through a very bad time', ... Once you're looking into the eyes of a human being who really cares that you do what you do, that's a very difficult thing to give up. Money's not so important, and the ego stroke of seeing one's name in the newspaper really means less and less as time goes by. But contact with human beings, au contraire, becomes more and more important.


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