Sentence examples for from invented from inspiring English sources

The cast list at the front distinguishes real from invented, although two of the latter, as Spufford makes clear, are "stand-ins" for the real economist Abel Aganbegyan and the molecular geneticist Raissa Berg (the latter still alive at last count and now resident in the US).

Set List with Paul Provenza: This acclaimed show, hosted by Troy Conrad and Paul Provenza, asks top stand-ups to improvise a routine from invented topics.

And now, as the internet story contrived for its salacious appeal to curious minds becomes the supposed truth within moments, choosing the dignity of silence rather than engaging with the commerce of cruel fiction, leaves one vulnerable not only to the usual ridicule, but to having the narrative of one's life hijacked by those who profiteer from invented scandal.

Songs from "Invented," like "Evidence," "Movielike" and "Coffee and Cigarettes," envision breakups, a familiar topic for the band.

He announced that he was going to take "a long vacation" from inventing.

Or does it only stop journalists from inventing too complex phrases that were not understandable anyway?

Sharp which got its name from inventing the mechanical pencil in 1915 pioneered solar cells and LCD screens.

Meanwhile, the regulations governing competitive ballroom dance became more exact as dance teachers switched their focus from inventing new dances to codifying existing ones.

It comes down to this: if any species reaches the point of inventing radio, it is only a handful of centuries from inventing its intellectual successors.

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.

Unfortunately that didn't stop Rose from inventing this meeting, or Dixon from repeating Rose's fictional reporting in the Telegraph.