Sentence examples for Purely invented from inspiring English sources

Pierre said that only "four or five" idiomatic phrases in the novel were "purely invented".

The inclusion of purely invented, three-dimensional artifacts under the heading of sculpture is a 20th-century innovation.

On Thursday Amelie Cocheteux, who allegedly used a racial slur in Alexandra's direction, said, "All of this is purely invented".

Interest in history also benefits from the insatiable demand of the media for "product," which has vastly strained the capacity of writers to meet it with purely invented materials.

All of history, most of science, and a great deal of every other discipline seem to have been mastered, cross-indexed, and then extended into equally rich realms of purely invented erudition: imaginary science, alternative history.

The word "sequent" used as a noun is a suggestion of Kleene's in his Introduction to Metamathematics (1952: 441), taken up in many languages in the form of purely invented words.

And what's a better distraction from your thoughts than trying to assemble a flat-pack bed invented purely to destroy long-term relationships?

But no matter where we are, racism and the process of racialization – whether as a system invented purely to maintain and support capitalism, or as a social relationship of dominance (existing despite capitalism) to maintain the "psychic health" of white bodies – exploit and dehumanize black people in order to benefit and "humanise" whites.

There lived an old man in the Kingdom of Tess, Who invented a purely original dress; And when it was perfectly made and complete, He opened the door, and walked into the street.

Lear makes effective use of the metrical space to tell us in the opening quatrain that the old man has "invented a purely original dress", and doesn't leave the house until it's "perfectly made and complete" (my italics).

Two of them, Scots and Ulster Scots (aka Ullans), would be contested as languages separate from English or each other, and some might argue that Ullans was invented for purely political reasons, as a Protestant counterweight to the Irish Gaelic that was recognised by Northern Ireland's peace agreement.