Sentence examples for invented rules from inspiring English sources
"So I invented rules, such as you won't go through two chapters without meeting a real human character.
A good creative writing course will explore underlying principles of good writing – not to impose invented "rules" on writing, but to introduce ways of thinking about writing that are strong and purposeful.
'It was like a pile-up on the M1.' It could have been easy - we could have padded around in our bare feet calling everything 'retsina' or 'donkey', but most of us have invented rules that block us, such as everything we say should be original, unconnected and interesting.
"After the first pieces of art I invented rules to bind those artistic, roll-able pieces of art- dice- together into a game.
He invents rules for himself, self-imposed limits.
"I reckoned they would not invent rules to discriminate against one person," she said in a 1990 interview.
It creates a parallel to instinctive childhood impulses to invent rules and make games from the most commonplace situations.
Over the past five years, President Chirac has kept him at arm's length, passing him over for the job of prime minister, grooming alternative Gaullist heirs and inventing rules to try to keep the centre-right party out of his hands.
David Downs, president of sports for Univision, the Spanish-language network, said that among the missteps by M.L.S. when it began in 1996 was to invent rules, like never ending games in a tie, that deviated from those followed elsewhere in the world (the rules were eventually changed to conform with the rest of the world).
He claimed that ministers were inventing rules to ensure that Bakri could not return.
