Sentence examples for devised by some from inspiring English sources

After all, the Death Star wasn't built in a day; it was devised by some very talented engineers.

His books, a few years ago, were destroyed and stuffed into a big papier-mâché toilet bowl devised by some ultra-nationalist youth groups.

Filmed in the digitally enhanced comic-book style that made Sin City so visually arresting, 300 looks like a videogame devised by some very camp programmers.

Soylent is the latest – a drinkable mix of vegetable oil and nutrients devised by some busy, skinny, crowd-funded boys in LA.

There were two major forms of the modern language: demotic, which is the people's language, and Katharevousa, puristic Greek, which was devised by some intellectual Greeks in the early nineteenth century to yoke the modern language to its glorious past.

When A-levels were introduced during the 1950s, just 10% of pupils stayed on at school beyond the age of 16, and the exams they took were devised by some of the universities at which they would later enroll.

By means of immunological methods first devised by Pasteur, some of humankind's chief maladies were brought under control.

The general theory of rela tivity was devised by Einstein some years after his better known special theory of rela tivity, which dealt with the relationship between mass; energy and the speed of light.

While we may try to draw up perfect plans or adhere to those devised by others, some malign fate or social agency or human flaw will interpose itself to dismay us.

Some were social constructs, some devised by the fashion industry, some the product of cinema or publicity machines, all refabricated as Images by the camera.

Founder Dave Pelter says the company has collected information about the quality of trips from a variety of sources, some publicly available online and some devised by InsideTrip itself.