Sentence examples for he invented everything from inspiring English sources

"He invented everything himself.

Underlying message: The English are afflicted by a national disease which makes them think they invented everything.

"Walt Disney invented everything, he absorbed all these guys who came from the eastern countries who brought their rich cultures with them.

If you'll buy into the vibe he circulates, Dyson has invented everything good in post-Thatcher Britain.

"Balzac has invented everything," Colette wrote, and he might have invented Chanel, had she not done it with such panache herself.

"I'm like the Soviet Union," he says, "which always used to claim it invented everything".

And at the end, making good on many helpful suggestions throughout the book, we are encouraged to believe that David Zimmer invented everything we have just read: it was the fiction he needed to raise himself from the near-death of his mourning.

Here are three suggestions to get you going... Leanardo Da Vinci (1452 151919) - mathematician, inventor, anatomist, painter The Italian polymath pretty much invented everything except a videogame, so provided with the technology to do so he would have doubtless excelled.

The Chinese may well have invented everything except the forward pass, but some of their most important inventions were accidental.

But you can see in all of this that Bush and his people have invented everything".

The Victorians certainly invented everything our own kids love: trains, jelly babies and toilets.