Sentence examples for further invented from inspiring English sources

By close study of the Book of Daniel, the Spanish Jesuit Francisco Ribera further invented the doctrine of the Rapture.

Welles had travelled further, invented more, accomplished more, imagined more, by age twenty-five than is reasonable in several lifetimes.

Because the patient in our context does not have a fixed script, she can be further invented, reinvented and rearranged within the situation, through the actresses' improvisations.

Greatbatch later went one step further, inventing a corrosion-free lithium battery to power the pacemaker.

But he had insisted on transforming himself further, inventing a heroic avatar, "Kip Litton," that couldn't be sustained.

Dutch inventor Boyan Slat went further, inventing The Ocean Cleanup passive drifting systems – due to launch this year – which he believes will clean up half the Great Pacific Garbage Patch within just five years.

More elaborate whimsy from Mr. Anderson, who confected a parallel-universe Manhattan in "The Royal Tenenbaums" and who now goes even further, inventing tropical islands and species of exotic fish when the mood strikes him.

More elaborate whimsy from Mr. Anderson, who confected a parallel-universe Manhattan in "The Royal Tenenbaums" and who now goes even further, inventing tropical islands and new species of exotic fish when the mood strikes him.

Another article went further: "We invented the atom bomb," it said, "in the Pupin basement".

He seemed impressed, and so I took it a step further: "I invented it myself, to bring comfort to the old and sick".

From a total of 26 documented orthographies for Taiwanese in 1987 (including defunct systems), there were a further 38 invented from 1987 to 1999, including 30 different romanizations, six adaptations of Zhuyin fuhao and two Hangul-like systems.