Sentence examples for thrill of creation from inspiring English sources
Though neither man mentioned the thrill of creation, Mr. Muhs did bring it to mind when he brought a woman to life on the sands at Southampton.
You can still slap imps to make them work harder, and for the first few minutes, the thrill of creation and being the boss of your own dungeon really comes through.
It's important because I really want the audience to feel as if there's the thrill of creation and that they're a part of it.
While "Blancanieves" is less self-conscious — though set in the 1920s, it is not about the world of silent films, as such — it communicates the delights of pastiche rather than the thrill of original creation, a secondhand movie love that is seductive but not entirely satisfying.
The gleeful satire "Formed a Band" finds a sweet spot between poseur narcissism and the thrill of genuine musical creation.
But it does add texture, and I cannot deny the thrill of seeing these beloved literary creations, in luscious period costumes, on a summery night in a sylvan setting that might really be on the estate of Sorin (John Michalski), who is constantly complaining about his disappointing life.
Later, she becomes aroused by the thrill of merely donning a midnight-blue creation, in rustling organza, complete with the sort of under-harness that you might buckle onto a plow horse.
"The moment of creation collapses.
We withhold the challenge of creation.
Brahma is the Hindu god of creation.
