Sentence examples for she was invented from inspiring English sources

Female media moguls didn't exist until she was invented.

'The idea that she was invented is absolute rubbish,' he says.

Eventually it was revealed that Heidi Cee did not exist; she was invented by the Hunter class.

"Judy has been coming back since she was invented," a London critic once wrote.

They could be anything, like when she was invented, her favorite things and her personality.

In her last months, Diana seems to have understood that the role she was inventing for herself had no precedent in British tradition.

On the way home, after midnight, she impulsively stopped off at Vanessa Redgrave's flat, where she sat on the floor while the actress performed a dance she was inventing for a film about Isadora Duncan.

Puccini saw a performance with Sarah Bernhardt [the star of Victorien Sardou's 1887 play 'La Tosca,' on which the opera was based] and she was inventing this on the stage … and he wrote it in the score.

At some point she realized, emphatically, that she had to create a place of absolute concentration, where no distractions stood between her and her work, where no talk interfered with the new language she was inventing; where she could ignore the knock on the door, refuse the callers, control access.

The attitudes toward dance that emerge from contemporary publications differ vastly from the ideals of expression, beauty and lofty virtue that concerned Duncan as she was inventing her performance style.

She didn't have the right outfit for a social gathering, Suchen said — not the best excuse but the first to occur to her. Walter glanced at Suchen, and she knew he wanted to say that she would look just fine in her blouse and skirt; she knew, too, that he could tell she was inventing an excuse.