Sentence examples for devised himself from inspiring English sources

Mr Sharif is being prosecuted under bad laws that he devised himself and that were among the reasons for his removal.

Now with "The Last Word," a title he devised himself, he's about to try to fuse those two worlds: Washington and Washington-as-entertainment.

The book is mostly concerned with physics, but some of the puzzles are mathematical, such as this one that he devised himself.

The soundtrack includes plenty of spacy jazzy themes – from avant garde, electronic pioneer Gil Mellé working with instruments he devised himself.

Writing in an elaborate verse form of 12 lines, called the Himfy verse, which he devised himself, Kisfaludy displayed great ingenuity in finding new variations on the theme of unhappy love.

This wasn't just a title he had been paid to dignify with his name; it was a game he had devised himself from first principles, and that was aimed at creating an interactive version of the kind of cinematic space he made his own – somewhere where parents and children come together to share a creative experience.

First and most ubiquitously, he divides Aristotle's text into sections and chapters, some of which follow the divisions we now have, some of which he devises himself.

Mr Smith, for example, did not like the leaflets sent by headquarters, so devised one himself.

He has devised plenty himself over the years, and shares some of them.

Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography described a self-improvement plan that he devised for himself as a young man.

Among the sketches he devised for himself are "Mr. Mathews and His Youthful Days" and "The Trip to America".