Sentence examples for largely invented from inspiring English sources

It was conservatives who largely invented the "aging crisis," during their 1970s ascendancy.

The book uncritically recycles the Serbian romantic (and largely invented) version of history.

He has largely invented the role from which he now steps down.

Babel's childhood stories have the quality of memoir, but are largely invented.

Consider the story of Harry Markowitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist who largely invented the field of investment-portfolio theory.

Approaching his 100th birthday, Oly offers a biography that's no doubt largely invented and inflated, chockablock with suspect coincidences.

Now we know they largely invent reality.

Opinions range from dismissing the condition as largely an invented problem to urging that nearly everyone who has it starts treatment.

The paparazzi, invented largely by Federico Fellini's film "La Dolce Vita," wouldn't leave them alone.

It was invented largely by academics; numerous sites, like Arts & Letters Daily, an offshoot of the Chronicle of Higher Education, seek to serve intellectuals.

She has a play that takes place in the dark; a play that takes place at rehearsal; a play that takes place largely in an invented language and one, Mr Burns, a Post-Electric Play, which imagines old Simpsons episodes as the origin stories of a post-apocalyptic society.