Sentence examples for word created from inspiring English sources
You are standing before him whose word created the world, not before Akiba ben Joseph".
You may not ever see your creation in a dictionary, especially if it was a word created for just one use or publication.
The word "created" always looks excessive when it pops up among the titles on a screen, but in Aaron Sorkin's case it fits.
On Darwin's tongue, the Word created a revolutionary and now well-nigh universal conception of the nature of human beings, or, rather, human beasts.
A tangential cavil: to me, an acronym is a pronounceable word created out of the initials or major parts of a compound term, like NATO, radar, or TriBeCa.
A word created by the novelist, biographer and former advertising copywriter William E Woodward for the process of exposing false claims.
The idea was that consumers would spread the word, creating a more effective marketplace over time.
When does a spoken word create something today?
In joining with another word, the single word creates a home for itself.
John's followers stared intently, hanging onto every word, creating meaning out of it all.
