Sentence examples for generating something from inspiring English sources

But the most beautiful experience is to see such a construction generating something intangible, elusive – an emotion".

On the one hand, that seems steep, since right now Facebook's generating something closer to $1 a member, in profits.

Still, Discover's pairing with Parents underscores a growing trend in which marketers are linking up disparate brands in hopes of generating something greater than either could achieve alone.

(The differential models for Rosenzweig the possibility of generating something from nothing when that nothing is a determinate nothing, rather than a nothing conceived as absolute).

In other words, Ribbon could offer its users both the option for a buy button and a want button in the future, generating something of a universal wishlist for its audience.

You're really generating something here.

"We need to generate something, no question".

This has now generated something of a Eurosceptic hegemony in British public debate.

With 12.4 million fans following @coldplay, the retweet that followed generated something of a Twitter storm.

It could even generate something more concrete, as Mr. Ben-Ami said today.

Rather, she added, "we generate something together that's meaningful to them".