Sentence examples for invented to express from inspiring English sources

The earlier failure to recognize these levels of structure in language led some scholars to believe that some writing systems, so-called ideograms and pictograms, had been invented to express thought directly, bypassing language altogether.

There is an elaborate body of theory that treats film as "the nocturnal voyage into the unconscious," as Luis Buñuel called it, and for a director such as Buñuel "the cinema seems to have been invented to express the life of the subconscious".

"India will go on," Narayan told the young Naipaul, and if this affirmation falls short of a political program it does proclaim a lifelong opportunity to observe, to invent, to express surprise at the permutations of human behavior, to smile.

"But in fact she invented it to express her fears about our relationship".

He's taken to inventing metaphors to express just how awesome he is -- referring to himself as a drug (that will cause your face to melt off and your body to explode), an F-18 fighter/bomber, and a warlock, just to name a few.

Car horns were invented to warn other drivers of your presence, not to express displeasure or greetings.

Various algorithms have been invented to solve it (see [2 7]).

Agroinfiltration was invented to overcome this challenge.

AFM was originally invented to visualize atoms on solid surfaces.

We had to invent new words to express new ideas like train, bus, police, democracy et cetera".

Again, colossal interpretations conveyed the sense of composers grappling with the ineffable, inventing new vocabulary to express the inexpressible.