Sentence examples for create a different kind from inspiring English sources

"This will create a different kind of social situation.

Will it create a different kind of conversation around the games?

Or put it to work for you to create a different kind of future?

Palace will hope they can create a different kind of history when they confront Louis van Gaal's current crop on 21 May.

Adrienne Kennedy, in her phenomenal 1966 play, "A Rat's Mass," borrowed from the Catholic Mass to create a different kind of church: a godforsaken one, where incest, family secrets, and neglect are the antiphony, and Jesus is one more delusion.

"Our motivation wasn't so much to create a natural opposite to many war games as to create a different kind of dramatic experience, something closer to a tragedy," Pawel Miechowski, a senior writer at 11 Bit, told me.

In reaction, they created a different kind of literature: one centered on inwardness, privacy, and incommunicability.

But mandating uniformity, if it sounds good, creates a different kind of unfairness.

In her view, Latin Americans created a different kind of modern art, paradoxically practical and utopian.

Tati creates a different kind of comedy – a deadpan kind that's somewhat rarefied and intensely complex, but life-affirming.

My research on the garment industry in Bangladesh points to another kind of transformation: working creates a different kind of adolescence.