Sentence examples for invented from the from inspiring English sources

As defensive coaches, they had schemed for every offense ever invented — from the Wing T to the Run and Shoot.

"This is a direct rebuke of the President's 'witch hunt' narrative, that it was all invented from the start," Jake Sullivan, one of Clinton's closest policy and campaign advisers, told me.

"Coma" is an incarnation of war in daily life, a mental image of war that is embodied in a repertory of actual images that don't seem to be borrowed from the familiar realm of audiovisual communication but instead seem to be invented from the state of things, wrenched from the horror to incarnate the horror without depicting it expressly.

There was a combination of terror, beauty, strangeness and even bawdy comedy in the worlds that she and her designers invented, from The Rite of Spring, in which the floor of the stage was covered in dark peat, to Nelken, where it was carpeted with carnations.

As proponents tend to put it, WebRTC will be the first technology invented "from the ground up" specifically to facilitate online interactions.

Every photographic device the 21st century can invent, from the slenderest mobile phone to the most phallic telephoto lens, is being raised above the crowd to point at the woman isolated in her glass box.

"A lot of concepts were not natively web, which we've been able to invent from the ground up.

For adopted children, this hazy boundary between life and narrative takes on an added dimension of urgency, because in some ways we are forced to self-invent from the gate.

At times, Marvin faulted Advanta for the allegedly inaccurate documents and claimed that Advanta forced Marvin to create MIKA and that Advanta invented from whole cloth the valuations that Marvin verified, often under penalty of perjury.

Of all schools, why should these very needy schools receive unproven approaches, perhaps invented from scratch for the SIG proposal and therefore never even piloted before?

But like so many things America feels it has invented, from democracy to baseball, the you-can-never-go-home again narrative is hardly unique to it.