Sentence examples similar to invent some notions from inspiring English sources
You invent some world-leading technology.
They would have invented some new objections".
And we had invented some new instruments.
Try inventing some toys yourself!
Blagojevich did not invent the notion that wealth and political influence go hand in hand.
Apple did not invent the notion of using cellphones to play games and carry out small tasks, but it certainly made the concept its own.
Benjamin's response was to invent the notion of the dialectical image, for which he went back to baroque emblematics - ideas represented by pictures and Baudelairean allegory.
For to solve his problem, Planck had had to invent the notion of the quantum.At the time, the idea that light travels in distinct packets of energy the quanta after which the theory is named—seemed preposterous.
Its founding director was Pontus Hulten, the European impresario who helped invent the notion of the star curator and the sprawling thematic survey and was often indifferent to matters financial.
Instead, one should concede that some of their complaints may have been justified (Erdoğan and Chávez did not invent the notion that many citizens in their respective countries had been excluded from the political process; rising inequality across the west is not a figment of the populist imagination).
