Sentence examples for less invented from inspiring English sources
They more or less invented the industry.
It didn't; in "Ragtime," Doctorow more or less invented it.
The scary thing is that this latest book seems less contrived, less invented than the first.
Twyla Tharp more or less invented the jukebox ballet with "Deuce Coupe" (1973), which I adore.
In the process of this work, Pääbo more or less invented the field of paleogenetics.
In "Husbands," he more or less invented the enduring personae of Falk and Ben Gazzara.
It was the Social Democrats, he recalls, who more or less invented Germany's Ostpolitik.
By now it's a commonplace that William Eggleston more or less invented fine-art colour photography.
The band more or less invented indie, as Marr is quick to remind me.
Lowell, who more or less invented confessional poetry, is, of course, the very model of male charisma and its excesses.
He has more or less invented a new discipline, which might be called the stratigraphy of the future.
