Sentence examples for creates i think from inspiring English sources

"That creates, I think, the feeling that... we just see what's out there," he said.

This long poem is also experimental in a different way — one that may pose significant obstacles for modern readers and creates, I think, an internal dissonance or instability within the work that may help explain why Tolkien never finished it.

In view of the impression that my earlier answer may have created, I think it proper to inform parliament thereof.

People will be surprised by his humour, his romanticism, his goofiness, his innate need to create – I think those parts have been generally absent from the myth".

The growth of the internet has created, I think, a new imagined community of readers - a group who overlap and intersect and read about one another's cultures.

Yet now, in an exhibition that brings the visionary art of Bosch back home to the small Dutch city in which it was created, I think I see what he was getting at.

McKusick is optimistic about the future of the field he helped to create: "I think we can expect to... continue to be amazed by what turns up.

We set out to win both games and if you look at the amount of chances we created I think you can see that".

Burton Albion manager Gary Rowett told BBC Radio Derby: "If you look at the chances created, I think we've created quite a lot more than they have and I thought we were in control of the game.

As there's more being created I think we have an obligation to curate that and find the best stuff" Hoover said.

The more uncomfortable I am, the more honesty I tend to create, I think.