A program that has reached unprecedented heights has perhaps created new rhythms in an old-school conference.
The fear of overexposure has perhaps created a situation in which Lagares has not been exposed at all.
After ten hours, the entire planet was reduced to vapor, along with all the delicate and subtle works that the combined labor of chance and necessity, through innumerable trials and errors, had perhaps created there, and along with all the poets and wise men who had perhaps examined that sky, and had wondered what was the value of so many little lights, and had found no answer.
He chose to appreciate the bigger picture in a deeply divided society and as a result has perhaps created a sense of unity that has long been missing in the Somali community.
He had had no need to write anything, since they inhabited each other's minds; and as much as she had created him he had also, perhaps, created her.
Burton and screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith (who has recently adapted his own mashup novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter for the screen) have perhaps striven to create a Lynchian/Twin Peaks episodic feel for their very strange story and this actually promised something a little to the north of whelm in its opening 15 minutes, but then something gradually leaked out of it.
With "Troilus and Cressida" Mr. Taylor has perhaps finally created his own version of "Fantasia," the Walt Disney film he has cited in interviews as being an influence since he watched it as a boy.
Doctors were the most frank with their criticisms with the following tract from one encapsulating several themes, and implying that clinical governance has perhaps even created a new clinician executive-clinician divide: Lip serviclinician executive-clinicianment partnership andividequestions of practising cLipicianserviceanswered.
The movie is sometimes sweet and often incisive in its mockery of social ambition and phony compassion, but the filmmakers have not figured out how to balance earnestness and mockery, and they end up sneering at the charming, naïve love story they have, perhaps in spite of themselves, created (Scott).
