Sentence examples for something that generates from inspiring English sources

"Incendiary" communicates the idea of something explosively provocative, while "controversial" is a more general term for something that generates disagreement.

"The more successful you become, the more you become a product of something that generates money.

"He said he didn't want to be the story, but when somebody does something that generates that much media attention, they often do.

It becomes, in Yannaras's vocabulary, "a gift of erotic joy" – an encounter with something that generates desire beyond utterance or final fulfilment.

The announcement today that Yahoo would acquire Tumblr, the blogging tool and social network, for $1.1 billion, raises once again a familiar Internet-era question of how something that generates no profits can be worth so much.

If one of the kids can tell me something that generates the experience of wonder — the cocked head, slight nod, raised eyebrow and muttered "hmmm... .. — we call it "clearing the Wonder Line".

"Bills are something that generate volume of mail," Ms. Dugas said.

There must be something in family life that generates factual error.

Might it also be, however, that there is something about sexual difference that generates violence in and of itself?

And aside from earning money as a carpooling company (which is impressive in itself), Zimride is also notable for being a Facebook application that generates revenue through something other than advertising.

Once in a blue moon, a small team of people creates something exciting that generates buzz, potentially selling to a larger company.