Sentence examples for full of invented from inspiring English sources
First, it would abolish most fiction; second, Binet has written a historical novel of sorts, a book that, if not quite full of invented details, certainly uses invention.
In a science fiction future the world is full of invented creatures running amok.
By then he was living in Paris, thrilled to have escaped Brussels, had been in print for five years and was becoming known for idiosyncratic writings full of invented words, fantasy narratives and stream-of-consciousness musings.
Even after having lived there for 25 years, she continues to be something of an outsider, partly because of her accent — "I speak a kind of Hapsburg language," she said — and outlook, but also because of her unusual style and vocabulary, full of invented portmanteau words.
Outsourcing is full of these invented costs, which is how the privateers make their billions.
After all, a college campus is full of people inventing a sense of "us" and a sense of "them".
So, the world is today full of people inventing histories and lying about history and that's largely because the people who do this are not actually interested in the past.
"I kind of invented that.
Seventeen years of invented memories abandoned me.
They kind of invented the guitar break.
