Sentence examples for invented themselves from inspiring English sources

Hirschfeld liked "people who've invented themselves, they're like exploded ventricles".

Two new biographies cover female antiquarians who invented themselves and became famous but maddeningly did not preserve their own archives.

They invented themselves, telling me what their role in the story was and insisting I had to get their scene written before the next cup of coffee.

Self-styled "masters of the impossible" and mega-grossing princes of the Las Vegas strip, reluctant gay icons and patriarchs to a brood of 55 white tigers -- Siegfried and Roy are real-life characters so strange that if they hadn't invented themselves, no sane novelist would have dared do it for them.

The hardware they wanted had to be invented themselves.

While there are many new features that Twitter could launch, the most powerful are likely to be based on behaviors that users have invented themselves.

Casting off winter's uniform of long-line black drapery and leather trousers, the fashion pack have re-invented themselves (again) in a palette of softer shades and more relaxed silhouettes.

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Scalded by a London showcase gig in which their Scottish-accented act had seen derisively dubbed "the rapping Proclaimers", Bain and his buddy Boyd studied their Eminem and Jim Carrey DVDs, re-invented themselves as potty-mouthed American hip-hop duo Silibil N' Brains, rubbed shoulders with the likes of Madonna and Eminem and set the controls for vengeance.

People seem to be inventing themselves in front of his camera and then, a moment later, unmaking themselves.

Greer also said, "Human beings have an inalienable right to invent themselves".