Sentence examples for invented itself from inspiring English sources

African music was moving people this way long before the West invented itself.

She arrived back in London in 1969, just as the women's liberation movement invented itself.

Yet this vehicle of mass copyright infringement would never have been invented itself without the guarantee of strong copyright protection.

The truth is that over time the monarchy has always invented itself, and has been reinvented, as it goes along.

Even the craziest of conspiracy theories do not suggest that Spain set about conquering the Americas before it had invented itself.

ECM invented itself as part of this exploratory process, in the art of listening to fellow musicians, of subconscious communication and experiment.

It has to continuously invent itself and that self invention is not to be separated from the question of Africa's self invention.

Now, a decade into its most recent role as a contemporary art exhibition space, the Palais de Tokyo has re-invented itself yet again.

They are her account of the last sixty years of life in Europe, the various shifts of populations and cultures after the Second World War and the ways in which Europe re-invented itself in the shadow of that war.

Happily, the gap year has re-invented itself from a rite of passage where oats could be sown, thrills sought and selves found in a far-off country, to something which can enrich the mind (and CV) and broaden perspectives.

By contrast, the ex-Communist Democratic Left Alliance has re-invented itself as a promoter of free markets, balanced budgets and membership in both NATO and the European Union.