Sentence examples for far invented from inspiring English sources

You are only supposed to be able to patent inventions, and no one has so far invented a gene; they are discoveries.

In short, you can prepare hot dogs just about any way thus far invented, even with a Zippo.

Walter Dean Burnham said it best: "Political parties, with all their well-known shortcomings, are the only devices thus far invented which generate power on behalf of the many".

The hieroglyphs of 5,000 years ago fell out of fashion because we invented far richer, far more specific, ways to record data.

In "Quicksilver," far from inventing a future, Stephenson borrows his setting from the past, the late 17th and early 18th centuries in Europe and Northeastern America.

Celebrants of this year's anniversary have enjoyed pointing out the ironies of the translation: that it was commissioned to mollify the losing faction at a religious conference; that far from "inventing the language", it was written in archaic prose; and – most surprising of all – that it was made not by an individual genius but by six largely anonymous committees.

We are still so far from inventing the technology we really require for us to flourish.

"Usurperess", I suspect, never even got as far as being invented.

And, yes, far from having invented this monstrous arrangement, Mr Blair claims to have seen its defects.

They didn't need to ramp up the fear with advertising because real fear sells far better than invented fear.

Utilizing these new techniques, which later became known as the Bessemer process, he was soon able to produce large, slag-free ingots as workable as any wrought-iron bloom, and far larger; he invented the tilting converter into which molten pig iron could be poured before air was blown in from below.