Sentence examples for be invented through from inspiring English sources
Its militancy cannot be prescribed in advance; rather it must be invented through an engagement with the process of struggle itself.
Whether the current biggest manufactured group, Boyzone, who were invented through an ad in an Irish paper, will survive when their young fans grow up remains to be seen.
I don't know if this was invented through necessity or if it was a brainwave of the show's writers, but I bet every other TV producer in London who had lost their star kicked a random assistant in the back seat for not thinking of this genius way of flipping a series's potential extinction event into something for which the show's fans actually clamoured.
A table for tabulating the phases of the centroidal positions of the beam in time and space due to the passing of a wave is invented, through which one could show the helical structure of the wave without ambiguity.
A new religion called "Dravidian Christianity" has been invented through a sudden upsurge of writings designed to "discover" the existence of quasi-Christianity in Tamil history prior to the coming of the "Aryan" Brahmins.
I also lament the way in which many public sector leaders talk about "creating" green jobs, as if the job positions can somehow be invented by the government itself through the stroke of a pen or the wave of a wand.
The principal evolutionary consequence of LGT is that traits do not need to be invented ab initio within a genome through (for example) neofunctionalization of a paralogous sequence, but can instead be rapidly acquired from another organism and integrated into the host regulatory and metabolic apparatuses [ 16].
"It couldn't be invented.
More will be invented next year.
New systems must be invented.
