Sentence examples for successful creations from inspiring English sources

Some of Voyage's less successful creations qualify as highfalutin diner food.

But the most successful creations in post-war American crime fiction have tended to be either PIs or cops.

"Keys to the City" (1983), a swaggering Gershwin-esque evocation of the Brooklyn Bridge, is among Mr. Picker's most successful creations.

It has become one of the BBC's most successful creations, a reimagining of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's masterful detective and the courageous military doctor who records his adventures in London's criminal underworld.

One of his most successful creations — a nightmarish, overly entitled young woman called Meegan — is an especially startling transformation: played in his own dark-brown skin, she somehow still reads as a white girl from the Jersey Shore.

WALL-E is one of Pixar's most successful creations; he has the geeky comedic value of Michael Cera and the cross-generational allure of the baby-eyed ET, but, guided by wonder and hope, he is also a strangely credible romantic lead.

It is a very successful creation of a singular experience.

Carla is, nevertheless, Crouch's most successful creation.

Even his most successful creation, the geodesic dome, proved to be a dud.

No wonder the novel's one completely successful creation is President Bern­stein.

PJM provides an example of the successful creation and growth of a market and market institutions.