Sentence examples for if invented from inspiring English sources
If invented, they were very like conviction.
Mr Shayler asked if "invented information" or fiction could damage national security.
Perhaps the national federation will consider the question of the word "atheist", which is of course a religious coining, as "astampist" would be if invented by stamp-collectors to describe people who do not share their hobby.
An author's note at the end mentions that the launch of Sputnik I, 21 years after Tsiolkovsky's death, was timed to mark the centenary of his birth – an act of respect for this unlikely scientific genius that would not be nearly as poignant if invented within a fiction.
And the decentralized nature of the blockchain might unlock new paradigms for social networking with increased autonomy that might threaten Facebook if invented elsewhere.
He had run as if inventing a new track event — the individual basepath shuttle medley.
(I wonder if whoever invented PEMDAS actually had a dear Aunt Sally, and if so, what she did that needed excusing).
It is quite rightly an instant classic (if something invented in 1500 can be) and I urge you to order it if you visit.
If anyone "invented" black, he did.
What if Corning invented the glass today?
He tosses around D.S.L. jargon as if he invented it.
