Sentence examples for invention of a from inspiring English sources

Becoming Dickens: The Invention of a Novelist.

Rather, it was the "invention of a new encounter".

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Israel treated Palestine as no more than "the vicious invention of a pan-Arabic propaganda machine".

BECOMING DICKENS: The Invention of a Novelist, by Robert Douglas-Fairhurst.

It was the public invention of a new kind of privacy, a new kind of inwardness.

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He's one of Uehling's gurus, and Optogait is an invention of a company he runs.

Of course this is nonsense, the groundless invention of a new and bogus constitutional principle.

Sloane's trip to Jamaica also led to his invention of a milk chocolate beverage.

This was the invention of a consonantal writing system known as North Semitic.