Sentence examples for invented in which the from inspiring English sources

He cites a scene he invented in which the raffish Sergeant Troy, played by Tom Sturridge, clutches Bathsheba's crotch – "the crew called it 'the Danish handshake'" – but suggests he "would have gone much further if it had been a Danish film".

A system of 13 rites were invented in which the Emperor performed before an audience of state dignitaries (Hardacre 1989: p. 29).

In order to maximize the safety profile of IL-12-based therapy by reducing systemic expression to this cytokine, an approach has been invented in which the expression of IL-12 can be regulated.

Then the "knockout mouse" was invented, in which mice have specified genes rendered inoperable, thus revealing their functions.

And by a fantasy narrative Mr. Coates invented in which an imaginary character inhabits a landscape made up of forms, textures and shapes he designed.

The bankers and politicians seem genuinely to have believed that a new type of capitalism had been invented in which booms and busts would no longer occur.

Both of their films - Me and You and Everyone We Know, and Brick - showcased invented universes in which the usual rules don't hold and characters come to grips with destiny.

The Irish dramatist and critic Dion Boucicault wrote in 1889 of the "small space" in front of the curtain which belongs to both the stage and the auditorium (a word, interestingly, which he claims to have invented), and in which the actors appear somewhere in between their lives on the stage as characters and their lives in the world as real people.

When Stein attended plays in her youth, she found it difficult to see and hear at the same time, both to observe the action and listen to the speech, so she invented plays in which the language doesn't distract from the action.

To heighten the contrast between them, Marianne and Willoughby's relationship includes an "erotic" invented scene in which the latter requests a lock of her hair – a direct contrast with Elinor's "reserved relationship" with Edward.

As one example, Lee Smolin, a physicist at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, has invented a theory in which the laws of nature change with time.