Sentence examples for a creation of the period from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker wasn't sure whether to treat Fitzgerald as a creation of the period or a chronicler of it.

The second half of the 19th century is, nonetheless, of great significance to the country because modern India may indeed be said to be a creation of this period.

In fact, the only tradition that satisfies the modern western criterion of religion as a purely private pursuit is Protestant Christianity, which, like our western view of "religion", was also a creation of the early modern period.

"I mean, a great creation of the period, passionately conceived by unknown artists, consumed in its image, if not its use, by an entire populace which appropriates in it an entirely magical object".

The historical events are real, but some of the re-creations of the period are overly romanticized, particularly life in the Soviet Union.

In Greek, too, the best work was in satire, the comic prose dialogues of the Syrian Lucian being the most noteworthy and original literary creations of the period.

The other trap was being too specific in trying to control too much the re-creation of the period and not giving enough breathing space to the actors.

Although many dances became extinct, some survived European influences; others are amazing hybrids or new creations of the period after European colonization.

Williams doesn't create her jigs as a re-creation of a formal dance of the period.

A principal feature of the period that followed was the creation of great estates with magnificent houses, e.g., Cliveden, now owned by the National Trust, and Stowe, converted into a school.

Mr Rubinstein condemns this "creation of the post-independence period", as deriving its force from the by now anachronistic Jewish reactions to a hostile environment in the Middle Ages.