Sentence examples for there creations from inspiring English sources

But neither are there creations that send you on your way singing.

Photographs don't do justice to his barely-there creations.

Its most famous designs – the green midriff-bearing gown that Jennifer Lopez wore to the Grammy awards in 2000; the frock held together with safety pins that propelled Liz Hurley to stardom in the 1990s – are perilously barely-there creations that appear as though they might louchely fall off at any moment.

The out-there creation — actually the beginnings of a giant sculpture of an upturned hand — was that of Gian Franco Brignone, the eccentric Italian-born financier and artist who founded this exclusive beach community in the late 1960's.

Being mixed race is a gray space you're a neither-here-nor-there creation, balancing on the border of two communities, never fully integrated in either.

The Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy similarly writes, "This latest conceptually out-there creation from Pete Docter … serves up some abstractions and flights of deconstructive fancy that will most likely go over the heads of viewers with ages in the single digits.

But even at the traiteurs, the food shops like Dalloyau, there are creations of imagination: a vegetarian omelet in layers, like a cake; and the best pistachio macarons I've had.

Troilus and Cressida's sources include Chaucer, Lydgate, Caxton and Homer, but there are creations of Shakespeare's own too and his tone is very different.

So there is creation and conservation; but, so say the classical theistic religions, there is also special divine action, action going beyond creation and conservation.

Fast and faster, he sets the skittish stage with convincing you-are-there re-creations and then jumps back and forth between the chanting, exultant Iranian protesters outside the embassy and the freaked-out Americans inside it.

First, there's Creation.