Sentence examples for inventing someone from inspiring English sources
Should Eggers stick to playing himself in future, rather than inventing someone else to tell his stories?
I truly thought the only way to feel safe and powerful was by inventing someone else entirely.
It amused me that I invented someone who has gone on to support me.
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson, Larry Miller, John Ales Directed by Peter Segal PG-13 105 minutes Jerry Lewis invented someone similar in 1963.
"I didn't want to force a fake ego, or invent someone I wasn't just to make it work on stage," he says.
(With baseball, it was the Mets, not because my dad had pitched for them but because he had invented someone who had: Sidd Finch, the Buddhist monk and French-horn enthusiast who could throw the ball 168 m.p.h).
Salesforce may align more naturally with Google, Amazon, and others, but without a strong Microsoft to promote and tilt against, you get the sense Benioff, Schmidt, Ellison, and the rest would have to invent someone else.
"It's as if computers existed unregulated for 20 years and someone invented laptops, and someone else said, 'Stop!
You forget sometimes that they're dancing steps invented by someone else.
It suggested that the food itself — the ingredients, the flavors, the techniques — was invented by someone else.
There is not book smart and street smart – that is a myth invented by someone who was neither.
