Sentence examples for it was actually invented from inspiring English sources

This is not surprising since it was actually invented as a way for pop stars to talk to their fans rather than to discuss serious issues".

Here's Ben Heidinger: "In regards to the "Mexican Wave" going around Old Trafford (minute 20), it should be noted that it was actually invented in the US, where it is known simply as "the Wave".

As a music form, it was actually invented by an Irishman, John Field (1782 1837).

The cubicle has become so ubiquitous that we rarely give it a second thought, but it was actually invented in the 1960s to give workers more privacy and autonomy.

It turns out that the day was actually invented in 1924 as an excuse to beat up the Irish.

Although it is agreed that Popov's experimental work in connection with Hertzian waves is deserving of recognition, it has not been generally accepted that radio communication was actually invented by him.

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The whole concept of outsourcing was actually invented in America, added her husband, Sean, because no one else figured it out.

The state had once been more inventive: The 19th-century equivalent of the iPad, the blackboard, was actually invented by a man from Oxford County, Samuel Hall.

"And it wasn't until I guess I was in my mid-thirties that the term was coined it was actually invented by John Myers, the art dealer who published our first pamphlets, because he thought that the prestige of the New York School of painters would rub off on the poets that he'd published".

Thank you, NME, for teaching us that house music, a genre owing it's birth to among others a legendary black man by the name of Frankie Knuckles, in Chicago, was actually invented in 1989 by two white men from England, then hit the big time in 2001 courtesy of a pair of white men from France, and then finally became cool in 2013 thanks to well, another white man from England.