Sentence examples for create a monument from inspiring English sources

I am not trying to build a dynasty or create a monument.

The Protector enlists a young illuminator of manuscripts, the Boy, to create a monument to him in the form of a book.

But from the moment Church doffs his hat and reveals his hatcheted haircut, he composes a performance with minimalist gestures that create a monument to "manly" heroism.

Mr. Stein's goal was to create a monument to Goethe's masterpiece, and to do so in a spirit of reverence rather than reinterpretation.

The film, all from early performances, will combine with visitors' reflections in the mirrors to create a monument to time, past and present.

He had explained to me that, five years ago, Saddam asked him to create a monument for him that would sum up all his achievements as Iraq's President, including everything he'd built, and also his military victories.

In his goal of creating a monument to the greatest work of German literature, Mr. Stein may have succeeded.

But by then he had already created a monument, the 60-part series titled "The Migration of the Negro".

French has created a monument fully worthy of its subject, elucidating the enduring but painfully asymmetrical love triangle at the core of Naipaul's life and work.

Upon their return, after the authority was formally charged with creating a monument, Mr. Carey selected a steering committee and hired Joyce Pomerantz Schwartz, an experienced art consultant, to guide the process of selecting the artist.

And, because so frequently the correspondence is not with Nabokov but about Nabokov, a whole other being is created — a monument called VN, someone who is not even Nabokov.