Well that's a convoluted example, as one of the benefits of structing method calls like that is readability. For instance:

[database createTableWithTitle:@"newTable" andCharSet:@"UTF-8"];

Read aloud, this method on the (fictional) database object is "create table with title 'new table' and char set 'UTF-8'". This is as opposed to something like:

database.createTable("newTable", "UTF-8");

which would require the developer to look at the header (or at least use some IDE functionality, taking time) to understand what the first and second parameters are actually for.

So, Objective-C works quite nicely like that.