Sentence examples for invented much from inspiring English sources

"The big surprise is that there wasn't a sugar cube invented much earlier".

The problem is that in recent years they haven't invented much of anything else.

"Rich, powerful countries might have invented much of it, but it will be there for anyone to use.

He asked me to take care not to create an impression that he invented much of anything.

The battery technology needed before such vehicles can be mass-produced has yet to be invented, much less implemented.

"Rich, powerful countries might have invented much of [this technology], but it will be there for anyone to use,'' he said.

In this unexplored field, he had to invent much of the equipment himself.

As with the Meggezone, I don't think Orwell is actually inventing much here.

By the same token, argues Alexander MacGillivray, in a sometimes polemical but meticulously researched biography, "Minotaur", Evans may have gone so far as to invent much of what Aegean archaeologists long took for granted about second-millennium Crete.

Nanotechnologies are being developed in the civil sector and the military is getting some of the high profile applications of these, but they're not inventing much in the way of nano-applications.

Spielberg praised Blanchett as a "master of disguise," and considers her his favorite Indiana Jones villain for inventing much of Spalko's character.