Sentence examples for be invented as a from inspiring English sources

If the group did not exist, it could be invented as a brilliant parody of the rock industry.

If she did not exist, she would have to be invented, as a kind of tester of the boundaries between the personal and the public that an official wife should observe.

It's versatile, cooks quickly, and so often the leftovers can easily be invented as a new dish.

Then everyone decided he was a Conceptual artist before the category was invented, as well as a progenitor of performance art, sound art, installation art and Happenings.

It had originally been invented as a theory of nuclear forces but had fallen from favor.

After "Islamophobia" was invented as a concept two decades ago, the Vatican launched a campaign for the UN to recognise "Christianophobia".

The Big Mac index Based on the theory of purchasing-power parity, the Big Mac index was invented as a lighthearted guide to whether currencies are at their "correct" level.

But like some garden weed, the quasi-autonomous non-government organisations (the name was invented as a joke in the 60s) always survive the pesticides and flourish.

Morality comes early; christening was invented as a rite of infancy in part because the grasp of faith is strongest when it comes soonest.

We have such huge advantages because of the world wide web being invented as a result of British ingenuity," she says.

Indeed, the Haldane Principle was invented as a political football: it is generally thought to be around 100 years old, but was in fact invented by the Tory Lord Hailsham in the 1960s to complain about Harold Wilson's approach to science.