Sentence examples for except to create from inspiring English sources

Neither wished to achieve very much except to create their own brand of happiness and spread it to their friends.

"The stark reality we all have to accept is that these terrorists have no vision for the future of Iraq, except to create, or rather recreate, a repressive state," General Sanchez said.

Under a doctrine known as economic substance, courts have long held that if a business transaction has no value except to create tax losses, then it can be disallowed by the I.R.S. Otherwise, tax lawyers could just move symbols around on pieces of paper, and their clients would never pay taxes.

Competing vegetation is not removed (except to create access paths) and no efforts are made to propagate palms through seeds.

It does not matter what race you are (except to create your character with the proper stats and no penalties for the abilities you need), for any race can be chaotic neutral.

In a literature review conducted earlier this year, Oceana compiled over 100 seafood fraud studies from every continent except Antarctica to create a global map of seafood fraud.

3 Fresh fecal samples from 587 apparently healthy individual animals of seven domestic species were collected from dispersed sites across the study region and transported on ice and processed at KIIT similar to human fecal samples (above), after combining 4 10 individual samples from the same species (except cat) to create 111 pooled samples by species (see Table 1).

Since video games, for whatever reason, now require hundreds of millions of dollars to create (excepting, of course, things like Minecraft), publishers are often obligated to release them for at least the PS3 and 360.

That means put every intention aside for the moment except the intentions to create harmony, cooperation, sharing and reverence for Life.

That is, many of the wealthiest (the Warren Buffets and Bill Gates excepted) have been working ceaselessly to create an oligarchy where once there was a democracy, where mega dollars vote rather than citizens.

But the children liked his art, for the most part — it inspired them to their own acts of creation, except that they wanted to create not on empty pavement but directly on the painter's work.