Sentence examples for seemed invented from inspiring English sources

He has also said that as a child "the Boy Scouts of America seemed invented just for me".

Diamond, for whom the word 'perky' seemed invented; a lithe fitness woman and a severe consumer one.

There was a fairy-tale quality to what he said, and at times, the fluttering swallows had a way of talking about things that seemed invented -- or filtered through some strange lens -- but were uttered with such conviction that no one challenged their veracity.

They seemed invented solely for the purpose of explaining the experimental results.

The sequence seems invented on the spot.

Here some things are invented but seem true; others are true but seem invented.

Some things are invented but seem true, and others are true but seem invented.

She was, it seems, invented by 16th-century Morris dancers".

Of course, it couldn't seem invented; that's where archeology came in.

His themes devour the real; history seems invented to provide all those elegant variations on disappearance, on loss of identity.

This wisp of a movie doesn't pretend to be more than a series of disconnected vignettes in a moody story that sometimes seems invented on the spot.