Sentence examples for pretends to create from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, she said, "Farmers are dying because Monsanto is making profits — by owning life that it never created but it pretends to create.

I find it unbelievable that they're pretending to create a beneficial situation for publishers, advertisers and viewers while it's painfully clear the latter are not gaining anything from this but a poorer viewing experience.

This measure doesn't even pretend to create situations in which large numbers of academically struggling students will succeed, let alone all or even most of them.

Mr Forristal gave three examples of how a faked certification signature might be used to cause harm: The app pretends to be created by Adobe Systems - Adobe is granted the privilege of being able to add code to other apps in order to support their use of its Flash media-player plug-in.

In reality, Skilling had moved other employees to the office from other departments (instructing them to pretend to work hard) to create the appearance that the division was larger than it was.

Some have broken the law — like the Colorado couple who falsely reported that their young son was floating away in a helium balloon — or, the authorities sometimes suspect, have pretended to break the law to create marketable storylines by staging physical altercations or domestic disputes.

To publicise his novel, Vizzini worked with a friend to create websites that pretend squips are real.

Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo said Spanish border officers were "just trying to create a delay by pretending to search" vehicles.

Make sure you have a good crying face so if u don't manage to create tears you can pretend u have wiped them away.

So, instead of destroying enemies, one could pretend to be creating explosions.

The contest pretends to celebrate context while actually creating it: Leona Lewis's song is associated with Christmas because it won, not the other way around.