Sentence examples for subject to create from inspiring English sources

"Through the 90s we photojournalists tended to use the wide lens to create drama instead of allowing the subject to create the drama.

Ms. Lazin has managed, with carefully chosen on-screen interviews and voice-over narration by her subject, to create the illusion that Shakur is telling his own story from the grave.

At Becker's request, Walrod plundered a lengthy proposal he and Julia Chaplin had prepared for a documentary film on the subject to create a 60-page book of appropriate imagery, much of which subsequently found its way into the imaginative interiors that Shawn Hausman created for the hotel.

This chapter's ultimate goal, therefore, is to direct those who are interested in the subject to create new functional nanocomposites.

It is an urgent subject to create renewable energy resources such as artificial photosynthetic system and fuel cell free of an environmental pollution, since global warming is closely related to tremendous consumption of fossil fuels to emit carbon dioxide.

"I use four or five different pictures of the same place, the same subject, to create every image.

Hayuk uses any and every material and subject matter to create whatever fantastic world of shapes and colors she can imagine, all supported with a deep-seated understanding of composition and form.

Vocalist Araya was expecting the subject matter to create a similar backlash to that of "Angel of Death", although it did not materialise, in part, he believes, due to peoples' view that the song is "just Slayer being Slayer".

He said that he was not religious, but that he found fodder in biblical subjects to create works like "The Finding of Moses," a painting from 1993.

The British artist who collaborates with her subjects to create dramas of real life photographed Theresa and Seamus as part of a project on London street drinkers.

Employees point to covers like those featuring Regis Philbin and a reimagining of an aged Princess Diana as evidence that Ms. Brown struggled to find subjects to create that most elusive but desirable of magazine outcomes: buzz.