Sentence examples for indeed invented from inspiring English sources
True to his inventive nature, Kamen has indeed invented what he hopes will be part of the solution: a contest for high school students to build working robots that compete against one another in an annual contest.
Dr. Drexler, indeed, invented the word "nanotechnology" a couple of decades ago.
Which is ours: yes, indeed, invented here by Frank Blackmore (1916-2008), traffic engineer and, fittingly, the son of a British missionary father and a Swiss-French mother.
"Our finding does suggest that the Acheulian was indeed invented nouveau by Homo erectus.
To design, implement and manage a strategy to create an alternative social media network; force regulators to dismantle Facebook or open up its markets; or indeed invent – through sheer innovative brilliance – a new technology that turns Facebook into the new MySpace.
Łukasiewicz did indeed invent, in 1924, the notation which is variously known as Łukasiewicz notation or Polish notation, but it is a minor and very incidental part of his creative talent, incomparable with his scholarly achievements in propositional logic, many-valued logic and the history of logic.
They can't, because Americans are indeed an invented people.
Kafka could indeed have invented the indeterminate sentence for public protection (IPP), but it is even more iniquitous than described in your article (Defunct law that keeps thousands in jail is branded absurd by Clarke, 31 May).
Indeed, in inventing Johanna/Dolly as her avatar, Moran practices the very act that the book concerns itself with, and to which its title refers: self-reinvention.
The cultural landscape is so thick with wisecracking dames, foppish egoists, idiot savants, batty relatives, and city slickers among the rubes that we are more inclined to pay homage to Kaufman and Hart for popularizing — indeed, practically inventing — those and other stock characters than to feel obliged to revisit the prototypes.
