Sentence examples for creation in itself from inspiring English sources

And when, in despair, they burst their bonds in acts of self-destructive fury, the terrifying beauty of their gestures is more than mere inspiration for Utamaro's, and Mizoguchi's, art: it's an artistic creation in itself.

According to American literary historian Mary Ann Caws, Tzara's poems may be seen as having an "internal order", and read as "a simple spectacle, as creation complete in itself and completely obvious".

The company and its brand personifies value creation by pursuing a social good, not just value creation in and of itself.

That is, discovering an exact sequence of DNA -- specifically, the mutations in the two genes that predisposes an individual to greater cancer risk -- does not constitute a new creation in and of itself.

He wasn't an easy man, and for many years after the museum's creation in 1975 the institution itself wasn't easy either when it came to lending works.

Her diffident manner belies her voluptuous audacity, both in her readiness to reveal her dark musings regarding her creations and to link them to thoughts about all creation itself, in the cosmic sense.

On the contrary, the material world — Creation — has absolute value in itself, which Francis shows every time his love of Earth and its people spills over.

His creation replicated itself in a laboratory dish with just 473 genes.

This process of wealth creation manifests itself in the development of electronically enhanced services, whose customisation of the networks, cultural attributes and environmental capacities is smart because it leads cities to co-design these ICT-related developments as a set of business-to-citizen applications (see Figure 2).

The seamless flow of creation expresses itself in both.

But it cannot be expelled, because in this case the parasite is a creation — in some ways a perfection — of the host organism itself.