Sentence examples for invented version from inspiring English sources
The book uncritically recycles the Serbian romantic (and largely invented) version of history.
The Grand Budapest Hotel is set chiefly in the 1930s in the fictional land of Zubrowka, a place Anderson calls "our own invented version of eastern Europe".
Messiaen's personally invented version of Roman Catholicism (by which he was presiding priest and a congregation of one) expresses a kind of dazed fervor that for even the slightly skeptical borders on the zany.
Cited for its innovation "both in form, which borrows from the techniques of fresco painting, and in its inventive publication", it beat titles including Paul Kingsnorth's crowdfunded The Wake, which uses an invented version of Old English for a tale of life after the Norman invasion, Howard Jacobson's dystopian J, and Rachel Cusk's Outline.
gThat is why, at least in this case, it would be better to talk about "retromodernism" instead of "postmodernism", as it is to an invented version of modernism (taken from the movies rather than from historical reality) that we are returning, after the demolition of International Style (usually only inside the cities; industrial buildings simply "flirt" with the newest style).
Talking of the SEC, thanks to their recently enforced Reg A+ that allows businesses to raise up to $50 million from everyday investors in the form of a mini-IPO, I believe we are moving towards intelligent markets and Intelligent Private Offerings (my own invented version for the IPO abbreviation).
"Black Panther," however, exists in an invented nation in Africa, a continent that has been grappling with invented versions of itself ever since white men first declared it the "dark continent" and set about plundering its people and its resources.
As a maker of fictions, I invent versions of myself, never the real thing, if it exists.
It was like an early version of branding my friends and I created these personae that were these invented, fictional version of ourselves that we propped up as a spectacle, and that distanced ourselves from our own public image.
"When we wrote the script with Lex in it, we invented this version of Lex.
Epperson may have also invented this version and is said to have at least inspired the creation of subsequent frozen treats such as the Fudgsicle, Creamsicle, and Dreamsicle.
