Sentence examples for because he invented from inspiring English sources

Not because he invented the Internet.

There was no assembly manual because he invented the contraption.

The same is true of Mark Zuckerberg — he doesn't need Facebook precisely because he invented Facebook.

Shakespeare was really interesting in writing poetry and verse because he invented new words.

"Chadwick is called 'the Father of Baseball' not because he invented it but because he nurtured the game as it developed".

So imagine: Fry is sitting opposite God and telling him that he is a bastard because he invented cancer and insects that burrow into children's eyes.

Her friends and co-waitresses offer moral support - there's Becky Cheryl Hiness), who's secretly dating their boss, and Dawn (played by Shelly herself), a small, mousy woman who finds happiness with a dweeb because he invents fantastically bad poetry in her honour.

Our quarrel with him is because he invents the facts".

Edward Bernays is known as the father of 'public relations', a term he invented because it sounded so much more genteel than what previously it had been called and really was- 'propaganda'propaganda

Hawks filmed tough women because he filmed tough men; he invented female characters to knock his leading men down in a way that other men couldn't.

James can claim to know what's going on in Kate Whatshername's head because he put it there, he invented her.