Sentence examples for invented thus from inspiring English sources

If the enemies don't exist, they have to be invented: thus Mr Blair's spurious "forces of conservatism".

He is also said to have claimed the KGB invented homosexuality, thus just about offending everyone.

The deal was dubbed the antitrust case of the decade, and it was the first time a court has adjudicated over a vertical merger since cell phones were invented, and thus changed the media and distribution landscape.

It was the trickster who stole fire from the gods for the benefit of humanity and who invented agriculture, thus enabling the growth of civilization and its inequalities.

That was actually a story I had to invent and thus one I probably should tell.

There is a fierce rivalry here over who exactly dropped the first burrito into a vat of hot oil and thus invented the chimichanga.

Aeschylus is usually regarded as the one who, realizing the dramatic possibilities of the dialogue, first added a second speaker and thus invented the form of tragedy.

In the late 1960s he had taken on the so-called "Seven Sisters", the companies that controlled the world's oil business and thus invented the spot market for oil.

Tolla and Lignano embraced the idea of low-tech, of operating on the small scale as well as the large, like a workshop, and thus invented their firm's quirky name, which is also influenced by Jamaican patois and computer language.

His jiggery-pokery about New England textile mills does not hide the fact that "When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter" can only have been inspired by the then newly invented lawnmower, and thus constitutes another unconscious recrudescence of the sexual machine, the phallic juggernaut, that so troubled the dreams of our grandparents.

Thus, invented gestures are especially indicative of deep understanding because they are creations of the individuals from their own understanding rather than copies of what they viewed.