Sentence examples for the point of creating a from inspiring English sources

"My dad would not understand the point of creating a lip gloss collection with five Columbia recording artists," she said.

As the president jettisoned these former allies, so he nimbly embraced a former bête noire, big government, to pump up the economy and airport safety -- even to the point of creating a new federal agency, the Office of Homeland Security, whose name, though presumably not its mission, has an almost Stalinist ring to it.

On those rather flimsy foundations the countries built a summit and now they seem to be on the point of creating a new financial institution.

The good news for Zenefits is that PayPal not only survived, but it thrived to the point of creating a new product category.

To answer the fast-growing demands for handling the data, a new field of research, known as audio content analysis (ACA), or machine listening, has recently emerged, with the purpose of analyzing the audio data and extracting the content information directly from the acoustic signal [1] to the point of creating a "Table of Contents" [2].

Bush has finally succeeded in pushing his belligerent foreign policy to the point of creating a countervailing reaction from Russia.

He criticized her as doting on Dillon to the point of creating an "unhealthy relationship," and as instilling in him a "me and Mom against the world" attitude.

Adding literal water to a zen garden in sort of missing the point of creating an abstract landscape meant for meditation.

Having evolved to exercise a measure of mastery over our environment, having begun to shape not only our planet, for better and worse, but also our biology, we stand, he argued, at the point of creating networked intelligences with a far greater capacity for reason than our own.

What is the point of creating, by the shuffling of genes, a variety of genetic combinations that will be tested by natural selection?

That's the point of creating them.