Sentence examples for creates, arguably from inspiring English sources

Haneke points the burden of culpability at the audience, for being as complicit as the white bourgeois characters he creates – arguably, mirror images of his target audiences.

So the next time someone reminds you that your twenties are the best time of your life, tell them that an expert in the field of generational crises said: "The amount of huge decisions you have to make creates arguably the most difficult part of the life span in terms of stress and mental health".

So the next time someone reminds you that your 20s are the best time of your life, tell them that an expert in the field of generational crises said: "The amount of huge decisions you have to make creates arguably the most difficult part of the life span in terms of stress and mental health".

Instead, he's created arguably his most caustic film since Happiness.

That has prompted alarm in markets, and created arguably the biggest challenge for the euro since its inception.

Korea needed no help from Japan to split itself up and create arguably the most repressive regime the world has ever seen.

You know, the stuff that kick-started coffee culture back in 1884 when Turin-based business man Angelo Moriondo created arguably the first espresso machine.

In "The Gold Rush" (1925), "The Circus" (1928), "City Lights" (1931) and "Modern Times" (1936), Chaplin created arguably the screen's greatest quartet of classic comedies.

The union between the two companies will create arguably the biggest gambling business in the world and certainly the most aggressive and forward-looking.

Political leaders past and present praised McGuinness for his key role in creating arguably the world's most successful peace process.

He co-founded Studio 54 in New York in the 1970s with his friend Steve Rubell, and then changed tack to create arguably the world's first boutique hotel, Morgans, in the same city.