Sentence examples for creation of a pretext from inspiring English sources

In the rare breaks between extended fight scenes and apocalyptic battles, there's not much time for anything except exposition and the creation of a pretext for the next battle.

In movie criticism, it suggests what a director does with images — framings, posing of actors, tempo of editing — as if the screenplay were a sort of pretext for the creation of a visual universe.

In movie criticism, it suggests what a director does with images framings, posing of actors, tempo of editing as if the screenplay were a sort of pretext for the creation of a visual universe.

Iran also stated that the agreement had deprived the U.S. of a pretext for attacking Syria.

The Serb leadership used the shooting as a pretext for arresting large numbers of Bosniaks on their territory, and claimed it justified the creation of a new Serb special police squad.

"Creation" of a central government?

Creation of a strong, independent central bank.

The creation of a new independent Office for Budgetary Responsibility.

Consider creation of a publicity section.

The forces that ambushed the nomination are those that, no matter who is president or who is secretary of defense, will continue to press for war with Iran, will work to override constitutional checks against torture and rendition, will seek a pretext to re-ignite the Cold War, and will abort the creation of an independent Palestine.

This suspicion gave the Protestant ruler William of Orange, stadholder of Holland, a pretext to invade England in November 1688.