Sentence examples for explains create from inspiring English sources

The actor and playwright Eduardo di Filippo performs his own death onstage to rapturous, if insincere, acclaim; Pope Paul VI, who, as a cardinal, had condemned "La Dolce Vita," ascends with Fellini in a balloon basket and points excitedly to a blimp-sized beauty in a bathing costume whose exhalations, he explains, create the clouds in the sky.

While this will, as she explains, create problems for the comedians who have had such an easy time of it with the current president and his predecessor, wouldn't it be a good thing if America had a president who did not make the country an object of ridicule to most of the world?

This, he explains, creates a "black box" ("unattributable" revenue that remains with the company that collected it).

Magic, Kuhn explains, creates a cognitive conflict between what we believe to be true (for example, a rabbit could not be in that hat) and what we experience (a rabbit has just come out of that hat!).

Of course YouTube keeps monetising the songs during the dispute, as someone has claimed them". This, he explains, creates a "black box" ("unattributable" revenue that remains with the company that collected it).

Fluid injection, he explains, creates small fissures in the rocks that allow them to slide more easily past each other, "lubricating" them in a sense.

These students are "on the wall", Frei explains, creating a super intimate learning environment similar she says to classes she taught at Harvard.

Incidents of excesses by newspaper salesmen, such as locking people into their homes until they agree to subscribe, are routinely ignored by the police, he explains, creating a powerful sense of obligation on the part of the papers.

"I [had] two 3D printers on the floor," he explains, "creating shapes that [were] incorporated on the Camaro continuously".

"Downsizing of the 1990s," he explains, "created a lot of cynicism and it broke the psychological contract people had with their employers".

But the contradiction is easily explained - creating tax legislation is a lucrative practice.