Sentence examples for real creator from inspiring English sources

The English historian of philosophy F.C. Copleston called him "the real creator of a Scholastic system in the Islamic world".

Does this mean the young Titian is the real creator of one of Giorgione's most beguiling works?

The American Institute of Architects, awarding him its fine-arts prize in 1965, called him "the real creator of the modern garden".

In 1965 the American Institute of Architects awarded him its fine-arts prize, saying that he was "the real creator of the modern garden".

Eugenie Doe might be the product of science, but more important for "Man-Made," she seemed to have won the heart of her real creator, the playwright.

Stella Greenall, who has died aged 81, was the real creator of the student grant system which began in 1962 and lasted through the 1960s and 70s.

First, crises and how they are managed are real creators of poverty and inequality.

"Glória and Reinaldo were the first Brazilians to be known as real creators.

"Our feeling is that it is valid to focus on people who are real creators," he said.

In contrast, those of us who believe that it was not God but humans who are the real creators are unlikely to stand in awe of this allegedly omnipotent figure.

Once Mr. Moses subtly insulted President Roosevelt with a reference to an obscure remark of Dr. Johnson's about how patrons frequently tried to steal credit from the real creators of works.