Sentence examples for entailed creating from inspiring English sources

Like Magritte and Dalí, Delvaux's Surrealist approach entailed creating an illusionistic depiction of an illogical dream space.

Winning power entailed creating New Labour, which in turn meant throwing away the tools—state ownership and planning, crude redistribution that previous Labour prime ministers relied on.

The master plan for the Olympic Games last summer entailed creating what's meant to be a prosperous new center in the historically downtrodden East End.

Sally's putative wrong consists in creating George, and doing otherwise would have entailed creating no one.

After a restructuring of Nordica that has entailed creating four new subsidiaries, Tecnica's most obvious challenge, particularly in ski boots, is keeping brand identities distinct.

Hardy intended to portray the character as "more menacing" than Robert Swenson's version of the character in Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin and that in order to do so, his portrayal entailed creating a contradiction between his voice and body.

He introduced from France the hereditary titles of duke and marquess, with entailed estates, creating the class of grandees from his relatives and supporters; he thereby gained the title of El de las Mercedes.

At the higher interest rate, money demand is lessened and money supply somewhat increased, but the consequent excess supply of money will be of smaller magnitude than that entailed by creating new money.

Getting the look just right — a new house made to look old, lovingly lived-in, idyllic, what Ms. Harden calls "almost Hobbitish" — entailed hundreds, more likely thousands, of hours of designing, salvaging, bargaining, carting, constructing, planting, creating and, yes, suffering.

The ultimate self-made, self-taught man, Tarzan ratified the "widespread sense that modern technological civilization created restrictions, frustrations, ordinariness that entailed special losses for men".

Medicine – contemporary developments and prospects: chronic renal failure, and the prognostic and therapeutic revolutions it received, is an example of the changes entailed by technical progress in medicine, prostheses, artificial organs, robots, and tomorrow, artificial intelligence, which create interdependencies between man and machine.