Sentence examples for creation of American from inspiring English sources

Yes, leadership mattered in the creation of American primacy.

One was the creation of American denominations independent of their British and European origins and leadership.

All sides incessantly interacted, and those interactions made native peoples, like Africans, participants in the creation of American society.

Oxford's Institute for Digital Archaeology is the creation of American lawyer/archaeologist Roger Michel, with help from Harvard and Dubai.

If the SNC, itself a creation of American diplomacy, does not attend, there can be no conference.

If this makes us self-absorbed, it also makes us much more intentional and involved in the creation of American life.

In anticipation of the confrontation, a coalition of 200 consumer groups announced a day earlier the creation of Americans for Financial Reform, which will fortify their allies in Congress and will work to protect the president's proposal for the new consumer agency.

On the grounds of the museum are outdoor sculptures and other metal works as well as a smithy shop, and inside we admired fine and often fanciful creations of American artists.

Take "Seize the Day" (1986), in which the blond, bearlike, slow-moving Tommy Wilhelm, one of the most sympathetic creations of American fiction, for some reason takes the small, dark and relentlessly active form of Robin Williams: and in no time, our favorite washed-up salesman is getting on your nerves.

Then the novel takes off into the realm of horror fiction, as Ellis is stalked by his most infamous creation, Patrick Bateman, of "American Psycho," apparently with the collusion of his dead father.

They are the creations of Americans living in the region and immersed in its problems.