Sentence examples for really invented anything from inspiring English sources

Norway has never really invented anything.

So, no, he had not really invented anything.

One of Flaubert's great developments (not inventions – no one really invents anything in the novel) was style indirect libre, that way of dipping into a character's consciousness – for a paragraph, a sentence, a phrase, sometimes for just a single word – showing things from his or her point of view, and then dipping out again.

While he acknowledged that his show and others had an impact -- "I don't pretend we don't" -- he said, "We only take what people understand about a candidate and make fun of it; we don't really invent anything".

"There's a tiny bit of ego in me that's left that says yes," he smiles, "but I don't think anyone ever really invents anything in music – it's a continuum.

It was like, oh, you can actually invent anything".

She never invented anything, apparently.

It's not like I invented anything.

"I've never invented anything," says Pistorius.

"We have not invented anything that has not been invented before," he said.

"I haven't invented anything in this business.