Sentence examples for thought to creating from inspiring English sources

The BBC, always earnestly conscious of its public duty, has devoted much time and thought to creating suitable programmes, from "Children's Hour" in the early days of radio to "Blue Peter" on television.

A Buddhist altar is tucked away in a dark tower of Bayon; outside, rocks thought to create curses if removed are piled in small, thoughtful arrangements.

"I never thought to create a luxury hotel.

"I never thought to create a luxury hotel," she said.

Such incivilities were thought to create an environment in which serious crime could flourish.

It was genius, Julian thought, to create a language from strangled cries, deathbed wheezing.

It is thought to create scarring, which impedes the electrical signals, reducing the effectiveness of the treatment over time.

Arena stages are thought to create a strong sense of community among the audience members and an easy flow of energy between the audience and the actors.

The extreme cold of Antarctica is thought to create a "feedback" effect that amplifies ozone depletion, by creating clouds that cause more ozone to be eaten up.

As they streak through the atmosphere, the rays are thought to create a pathway that allows the electrical charge built up in storm clouds to reach the ground.

Habitat fragmentation is thought to create a barrier to individual movements particularly for area-sensitive species which, by definition, prefer to breed in large tracts of forest.