Sentence examples for as invented from inspiring English sources

Their stylized, mannered projections of self are as invented as any in a novel.

Robinson's vistas are as invented as the grandfather's imaginary painted mountains.

I like the idea – [Clifford] Geertz talks about it – that the real is as invented as the imaginary.

As invented by my grandson.

As invented traditions go, the Nationals offer an unusually unconvincing story.

The African state, as invented by Europeans, has been neither deconstructed nor reconstituted.

It's a device that works well when dealing with Los Angeles, a city that is as much invented as constructed.

Part of the secret of Mr. Massagrande's intriguing interiors is that they are as much invented as real.

The evidence that Larry presents in making these arguments is as often invented as authentic, and sometimes it is a mixture of both.

Sometimes they have been dismissed as inventing fresh rights.

Because they are not recollecting events so much as inventing them.