Sentence examples for entirely created from inspiring English sources

"Those returns were entirely created by us," Mitnick said.

Smart and a genius?" "No, those returns were entirely created by us," Mitnick replied.

In an angry speech last month, John Boehner, the House speaker, said claims that his party was damaging the welfare of women were "entirely created" by Democrats.

Although there have been hundreds of technology-related I.P.O.'s over the last decade, Facebook is the first real social-media public offering, where the content on the site is entirely created by its users.

But some local officials argue that the programs that protesters see as part of the conspiracy are entirely created by local governments with the express intent of saving money — the central goal of the Tea Party movement.

Williams has now said: "On closer inspection re: my last blog, it would appear that I've gone off on (a) tangent not entirely created by Mr Brett Anderson of pop combo Suede.

His solution was to change the flow of the entrance entirely, creating a slow reveal.

After the Arkestra moved to New York about 1960, he became wholly involved with free jazz; he dispensed with composition entirely, creating works by conducting his improvisers.

This was why animation and puppetry are so intrinsic to the genre; there the film itself entirely creates its own visual world, its reality an invention of art.

Responding with an action plan to bring the perpetrator to justice leads to a new form of horror involving courts and police scrutiny, while rejecting that course entirely creates consequences just as terrifying.

Case 2: Within the Wikimedia Foundation, we have identified that developers cannot entirely create a new project by going through the incubation process.