Sentence examples for obviously invented from inspiring English sources

(Although on reflection those may be paintings of real paintings: see Dan's other examples for paintings of more obviously invented paintings).

Even a remembered (and obviously invented) incident from Judge Curran's boyhood, in which a sow is cornered by dogs, recalls "some ancient familial drama of blood and dishonour and guile".

Bras are certainly not even remotely as important as the actual shape of the earth, but they were obviously invented, went out of fashion, were forgotten, and supposed to be invented (again) in the late 19th Century".

"He's been done with the Communications Act 2003, which was obviously invented before we had Facebook or Twitter or social networks or YouTube," says Padraig. "So it's odd that it would be picked up when countless things are said every day on the internet.

Well, boats have been invented obviously.

"Obviously the Crawley family invented the water bottle, and that's how they were able to support the estate," tweeted Diana Pearl.

Or have parents around the world independently invented the obviously good idea of terrifying their offspring with tales of child-munching monsters before sleep?

AN UNEXPECTED FISH SLICE IS IMPEDING OSCILLATION", and James Dyson is obviously too busy inventing things that suck and blow to turn his attentions to a thermostat that doesn't suck or blow.

"'My God, I invented you!' But obviously I didn't invent him".

Obviously the Palestinians are an invented people; so is every people.

"Way back the Iceni tribe were based on one side of the border, and there were various invasions going on - obviously long before football was invented," he said.