Sentence examples for exact creation from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Hubbard by duplicating the exact creation of the cut it will vanish that creation and the thumb will go back to what it was before it was cut.

Probably because of a 17th century archbishop, who claimed to know the exact date creation began: October 23, 4004 BC.

"And this is an exact re-creation of how an owl would have looked in the thirteenth century".

If they are not an exact re-creation of Manhattan's lower depths in the mid-19th century, the difference can be no more than academic.

When those same writers are killed off in almost exact re-creations of the murder scenes they've devised, McDermid spares us the details.

"Elgin Park is not an exact re-creation of Sewickley," he explained, "but it does capture the mood of my memories".

He is also seen walking between two guards in a blue T-shirt and flip-flops — like everything else in the video, an exact re-creation, in this case of what he wore in detention.

The effectiveness of Ms. Coppola's film lay in its exact re-creation of the exquisite cocoon in which her young queen resided (the art critic Peter Schjeldahl has described it as a living Fragonard painting) and the understanding that these gorgeous, silly environs were as omnipresent and essential as oxygen to their royal inhabitants.

She and Lynch produced an exact re-creation of the original "Physical" video, filming of which took twelve hours.

The Baltimore Sun review offered Michael Sragow's opinion that "in its entirety, Hairspray has the funny tilt that only a director-choreographer like Shankman can give to a movie," pointing out that Shankman skillfully "puts a new-millennial zing behind exact re-creations of delirious period dances like the Mashed Potato".

Flags dangled from the ceiling, and, beneath them, embassy staff had set up an exacting re-creation of the American voting experience, complete with booths and mock ballots borrowed from a Chinese neighborhood in San Francisco.