Sentence examples for creating some kind of from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mr O'Neill spoke favourably about creating some kind of international bankruptcy law.

"Seemed like every week was something new that we were creating, some kind of situation and distraction.

What it does mean is "creating some kind of connection" with the person with whom you do business.

This incredible response underlines our belief that film is uniquely powerful in creating some kind of global awareness.

Apple could certainly quiet a lot of its critics by creating some kind of side door that enables developers to bypass the App Store if they wish.

Mr. Lyall, the Toronto artist, said he wanted to interact with the structure directly by creating some kind of "interrupted graphic".

"It's time we created some kind of ranking".

"You have to create some kind of hole for water to get into it," he said.

"We have worked assiduously, first to create some kind of legitimate opposition," she said.

He had a vague idea that he'd create some kind of mass-market object.

We're not trying to create some kind of super-play.