Sentence examples for create suitably from inspiring English sources

Was Syd Barrett being self-destructive when he ceaselessly bathed his cerebral faculties in LSD or was he just using himself as a human chemistry experiment in order to create suitably otherworldly music for mass enjoyment?

Therefore, it is critical to ensure that policy makers need to comprehend these varied 'sub-cultures' in order to create suitably differentiated tools to those used in large corporates for use in SMEs [10, 22, 35].

Did I, by exploring the flaws in a man I admire, create a suitably disorienting dilemma?

Twinkling strings, flutes and celesta create a suitably spacey atmosphere, raucously interrupted by brass and timpani.

Rufus Müller used his fluid tenor to create a suitably oily if ultimately compassionate Giove.

As Bilic gave his farewell press conference, the air was split apart by thunder and lightning and the rain crashed down to create a suitably Wagnerian finale.

By spitting in Sienna Miller's face in order to create a suitably sensational image, the paparazzi remind us of an important point.

James Noone's dark, staircase-centered set, John Conklin's costumes in primary colors (mostly, but not entirely, in 18th-century style) and Kevin Adams's spare lighting all create a suitably menacing atmosphere.

In a message to heads of state attending the Copenhagen summit, Williams said leaders had to create a "suitably serious plan" for the speedy implementation of protocols on carbon reduction.

Jarvis was also positive, praising the sound design for battles, most of the voice acting and the music, which "[helped] create a suitably dark atmosphere".

Thrillers are well served by diabolical killers, and in this promising first novel, Henry Porter has created a suitably unpleasant one in a British agent named Ian Rhodes.