Sentence examples for create something of meaning from inspiring English sources

She said with the album – which she researched for several years, talking to soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq – she had wanted to create "something of meaning, not just for myself but for other people".

I just love getting to sit down with women who have that spark -- that zest for creating something of meaning and the tenacity to go out and do it.

My purpose in life is to create something of beauty and meaning that will change the world for the better.

Cruz also wanted to create something of his own.

I wanted to create something of my own.

Together, James's actions have created something of a subculture in Cleveland, one in which the seemingly most mundane gesture is charged with meaning, each helping to stoke emotion.

The taxi recordings created something of a backseat backlash.

And it has created something of a generational divide.

Choice, however, creates something of a dilemma for libraries.

How hard is it to create something that provides the kind of meaning and purpose you talk about? A. Society is set up to make retirement happen seamlessly.

What would it mean to create something new from something already loaded with meaning for me?