Sentence examples for feat of creating from inspiring English sources

As to why such acclaim elevated one renegade Briton and his feat of creating a guerrilla Bedouin army, Mr. Anderson writes that the short answer may seem anticlimactic.

Political Control Vs. a Free Market Apart from China, only Vietnam is attempting the acrobatic feat of creating a capitalist economy under the control of a Communist government.

In this scene, with her cinematographer, Dean Semler, Ms. Jolie manages the tricky feat of creating a chaotically violent vision, in which the focus remains intently on those who, in many war movies, are often an afterthought: the women.

Most democracies have pulled off the remarkable feat of creating in the universities a class of tenured academics whose salaries are paid by the state but who are free, and often inclined, to savage the hand that feeds them.

"Hello Lonesome, Adam Reidd's smart, poignant trilogy of interwoven vignettes, manages the considerable feat of creating six fully human characters who are quirky enough to transcend the stereotypes found in a typical indie film.

The amazing feat of creating and propagating the Tintin brand is certainly the focus of this rich illustrated biography, but Hergé was also an accomplished graphic designer and typographer who tried his hand at advertising.

But Dr. Venter's synthetic genome will probably be seen to represent a feat of copying evolution's genetic programming, not of creating new life itself.

As with the interior's roads, these eight swooping and curving bridges are impressive feats of engineering, creating a necklace connecting to the mainland peninsula.

It is no small feat to create a gripping production, while keeping the audience's focus through a "Da Vinci Code" maze of clues and speculations.

But Mr. Bocko warns that it is still quite an engineering feat to create a foldable device.

Jay McInerney's Story Of My Life is overtly Salinger-derived, trumping his feat of ventriloquism in creating the voice of Holden Caulfield by imagining the journal of a spoilt 16-year-old girl.