Sentence examples for created a paradise from inspiring English sources

While the majority of the Soviet population were suffering from famine and living in abject poverty, the authorities created a paradise for these residents, providing them with lives of privilege and some luxury.

Climate change has created a paradise for some pack ice penguin colonies and a purgatory for others, but the long-term fate of all Adélie and emperor penguins seems sealed, as relentless warming eventually pulls their rug of sea ice out from under them.

For example, in the early 1990s, John Major, then Prime Minister of the UK, admitted to "having created a paradise for foreign investors", saying: "Europe can have the social charter.

Over time, the rocks have been shaped by weathering, creating a paradise for hikers and climbers.

The awful storm which destroys their parents' house creates a paradise for the children - a perfect playground.

But it's clear that gaps in judicial co-operation in Europe are creating a paradise for internet fraud.

Would abolishing the Fed really create a paradise for entrepreneurial banking start-ups, enabling them to challenge and overthrow the megabanks?

This creates a paradise for lobbyists, who can (and do) act unhindered by media or public scrutiny to influence the places where real power lies in Brussels, that is with the commission and within the even-more-secretive council.

Recalling the exotic, sinuous and erotically charged floral studies of the 19th-century painter Martin J. Heade, she creates a paradise of hothouse flowers in luscious acrylic colors glistening beneath layers of resin.

Joan Miró creates a paradise of dreams and fantasies, and Salvador Dalí's best, early work conveys a compelling sense of the mysterious, made more intense by the fear of death - again, an echo of a much older and deeper yearning for contact with God.

No matter what is coming at you, no matter what is happening or not happening, do you know how to create a paradise within your mind?