Sentence examples for creation a certain from inspiring English sources
The neo-Edwardian anthems and elaborations on ethno-popular culture at St. Patrick's, on the other hand, might lead us to infer from Bach's B minor Mass or Haydn's "Creation" a certain irreligion, a seductiveness that captures the senses and leads the heart away from true communion with God.
"Such perfection had led to the creation of a certain kind of comfort, elegance and a way of life that remains unsurpassed to this day".
This led to the creation of a certain level of interest, emotions and demand for a product, which was not available for everyone.
The opening sentence of Amelia Gray's "Museum of the Weird" — "One morning, I woke to discover I had given birth overnight" — could serve as a metaphor for the creation of a certain type of story.
Perry penned a foreword to the book in his own voice, in which he identifies his creation as a certain type: she is one of those strong older women who preside over inner-city or underprivileged suburban neighborhoods, becoming, in a sense, their moral authority.
Amongst his most famous projects while at Eidos: the creation of a certain series by the name of Tomb Raider.
Martin Popoff similarly credits the band with the creation of a "certain core sample" of stoner rock, in part due to an "uncompromising bassquake" that was composed of more than "tar-pitted Sabbath riffs".
Copyright law protected songwriters' creations for a certain extended period of time.
"Every creation starts from a certain kind of voyeurism, whether you're listening to your head or listening in.
It was a joke in our family that my mother and Muriel Spark's great fictional creation, Miss Jean Brodie, shared a certain temperament, as well as a profession that was really a vocation.
People might describe a successful novel as original, interesting or maybe even breathtaking, but all of these abstract adjectives cannot clearly define what a good novel really is, or even provide arguments to explain why a certain creation is believed to be so.
