Sentence examples for supposed to create a from inspiring English sources
"It was supposed to create a sense of innovation, a 'what's next?' kind of feeling".
A professional henchman is supposed to create a mood of latent menace.
A single application is supposed to create a waterproof film that lasts all day.
Critics argue that the euro was supposed to create a space of protection against globalisation.
But it was supposed to create a plausible illusion of intellectual rigor, good enough to take in gullible journalists.
"It was supposed to create a situation that would allow the politicians to reach a political deal.
The "maturing" of capitalism is supposed to create an educated working class whose solidarity eventually overwhelms private ownership.
This is supposed to create an illusion of immense space in your cramped sitting room and add a touch of theatricality.
The trouble is, stock grants, which are supposed to create an incentive to improve a company's performance, are also where pay excesses and disconnects arise, compensation consultants say.
It was supposed to create an efficient system that would be the envy of mayors everywhere, bringing new accountability to city government and cracking down on public workers who tried to pad their paychecks with undeserved overtime.
Over the next year, the government is supposed to create an airport security agency that will employ 28,000 checkpoint screeners and thousands of air marshals, an agency that will be larger than the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Drug Enforcement Administration combined.
