Sentence examples for is now inventing from inspiring English sources

As Dr. Davis remarked, "It does seem rather ironic that a person credited with the invention of a tool to increase sedentary behaviour, is now inventing another tool to deal with the consequences of that same sedentary lifestyle".

To this end, Collier is now inventing his own instruments.

Probably, though, Bush did what was expected of him and is now inventing an expedient past for the purposes of public appearance.

Just as the Russian media invented Ukrainian fascists to justify its hybrid war in Ukraine, it is now inventing American aggression to justify its isolation and confrontation with the West.

The president is now inventing nonexistent domestic riots.

"The president is now inventing nonexistent domestic riots," notes the Washington correspondent for The Toronto Star.

You are the prime minister, with a majority of 18, a party that is still harking back to a golden age that never was, and is now invented (clearly a reference to the time of Mrs Thatcher's leadership).

She says, companionably, that we invented ourselves, we women, and we are now inventing our old age, whatever that means.

The time is now to invent what games can be, and who makes them.

As the race grew from 2,000 runners to nearly 20 times that, he learned to innovate and is now credited with inventing the modern method to kick off a major marathon.

With more than 40 books under his belt, including guides to teaching biblical narrative, biographies of Thomas Arnold of Rugby and Simon Wiesenthal, and a series of mystery quest novels for children, he is now working on Inventing an RE for the 22nd Century.