Sentence examples similar to it invented something from inspiring English sources

To win a patent, a firm must demonstrate that it has invented something which is not obvious and is potentially useful.

Every genius I have heard of, or everyone who invented something, it'll be like: oh, he's a German, I get it.

"It looks like they invented something new," he said of the chest's uncommon appearance.

But it's not enough to show that you've invented something new: It's got to have a purpose of some kind.

If you worked for RCA and you invented something patentable, it belonged to RCA.

"Certain researchers in my field have acted as if they invented something, although it was invented by other people whom they did not even mention," Dr. Schmidhuber said.

Who cares who invented something if it can be brought to more people to deliver more joy?

But it's not like we've invented something new.

He's invented something new.' It was a European sound rather than an Eastern sound but with a strong, legitimate Eastern influence which had its roots in European folk music".

There are rumors that Douglas invented something and arranged to sell it to Israel for an amazing sum of money.

You've Invented Something Cool!