Sentence examples for which creates an from inspiring English sources

Music which creates an entire world around itself.

He wants a tableau, which creates an artificial atmosphere, a kind of airlessness.

And so the fax machine, which creates an instant printed page of correspondence.

But energy reselling is only possible in 14 markets, which creates an upper limit problem.

His data is then fed into another system, which creates an electronic file for the Crown Prosecution Service.

Many of the best booths are devoted to one or two artists, which creates an unusual clarity.

Its darkness is enhanced by Christopher Oram's monumental design, which creates an Elsinore that is both lofty and cramped.

"As they try to do with less, many districts have combined jobs and responsibilities, which creates an overlap.

Her best piece, "Enigma II" (1998), is an unusual composition, which creates an uplifting and disquieting effect simultaneously.

Some of the art on view was considered too controversial to be shown at the time, which creates an interesting dynamic, says Ms Moore.

The 75-seat theatre is arranged so that the audience is in the round within the set's beige-carpeted living room, which creates an almost uncomfortable, voyeuristic effect.