Sentence examples for seminal creation from inspiring English sources

NASL has cache dating from its seminal creation.

On his twentieth outing in crime fiction, Ian Rankin's seminal creation John Rebus drives an old target who got away towards a regular, ritualistic quasi-interrogation.

Both "Thou Shalt Not" and "Sweet Smell of Success" -- musicals with murder in their hearts, musicals that are post-modernist in at least subject matter -- could not have existed without Mr. Sondheim's seminal creation of "Sweeney Todd".

It was flooded to recreate or re-enact a seminal creation event when their sacred mountain emerged from the water.

Written by Erwin Schrödinger at the end of the Second World War had a seminal influence on the creation of the new development in biology that was to become molecular biology (Schrödinger, 1945).

It has had a seminal influence on the creation of a new academic discipline: Earth systems science.

Curiously, the release of Paul Simon's 1986 album "Graceland" became a seminal event in the creation of the world-beat marketing category.

This goes on for a solid 20 minutes: how the film portrays a seminal moment in the creation of America, how it represents the rise of our pluralistic society.

Bogus aims to explain conservatism's rise to success by concentrating on Buckley during "the seminal period of the creation of the modern conservative movement," from the inception of National Review in 1955 to Richard Nixon's election in 1968.

In the "Yes Yoko Ono," catalog, her archivist, Jon Hendricks, credits her with a seminal role in the creation of Fluxus, and the critic Bruce Altshuler argues for her instruction paintings as the first works in which words -- the idea -- supplanted the object.

His childhood in the Ukraine was a seminal influence on the creation of WhatsApp, according to investor Jim Goetz.