Sentence examples for remarkable invention from inspiring English sources

It was a remarkable invention.

Apparently, it took decades before some people figured out how to make money from this remarkable invention.

The official birthday of this remarkable invention, in the form of the first "point-contact" transistor, was December 23rd 1947.

There's no disputing that Polyfilla (known, rather wonderfully, as Spackling paste in the US) is a remarkable invention, magical even.

Cahill called his remarkable invention the telharmonium, which he started to build about 1895 and continued to improve for years thereafter.

That the rest of the world didn't adopt this remarkable invention is odd, especially when you consider that metal cutlery that didn't have a taste, took more than another 6,000 years to develop.

Nowadays, it's impossible to imagine a world without teddies, which means the stuffed bear must rank as one of the 20th Century's most remarkable inventions and most enduring creations.

And then I spot the answer online – a place where the most remarkable inventions the world has to offer would be gathered together under one roof: The British Invention Show.

His characteristic literary form was the "I novel" (watakushi shōsetsu), a work that treats autobiographical materials with stylistic beauty and great intelligence but is not remarkable for invention.

Isn't it baseball's obligation to spell out and disseminate the remarkable economic invention that, evidently, it alone has made?

A striking linguistic example of this is the French word for transom, "vasistas," which comes from the phrase "was ist das?" uttered by Germans who were presumably astounded by their first contact with so remarkable an invention.