Sentence examples for Almost invented from inspiring English sources

Then, Marcus and Guffey saw, around 1969, "history" had been deliberately rewritten — almost invented.

These are abstract, almost invented realms, closed systems bounded by rules of custom or principle.

She almost invented the genre of scientific study of the effects of divorce".

(One of Titus's past incarnations almost invented raisins by accidentally leaving grapes out in the sun).

"The god game genre was almost invented for free-to-play 25 years ago.

And on the other hand, you have a new company in an industry it almost invented, with no profits.

Bergkamp almost invents a new type of pass, the square through ball.

Was that because he felt he needed to appeal to Kennedy and Roberts by almost inventing a limiting principle that isn't really evident in the case law?

The press, she said, regularly referred to the accused in murder cases as, baldly "the murderer"; almost certainly invented the letters that "Jack the Ripper" sent to them about his crimes in order to boost a flagging story; and even a message smeared on the wall at a "Ripper" murder scene seems to have been planted by a journalist.

Nominally a "historical" opera, "The Tsar's Bride" has an almost wholly invented plot.

A seminal band who, almost inadvertently, invented a new and vital aspect of music – the hybrid human/electronic chorale.