Sentence examples for should invent from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Heene wants to redeem himself, maybe he should invent and publicize an invention that actually DOES improve or save lives.

But someone should invent a biodegradable model.

"We should invent a better word than outrage".

Someone should invent the literary equivalent of an Instagram filter to turn workaday prose Iain Sinclairean.

Scrambling to catch up, I told Mr. Koch that someone should invent a way to plug into him and record him permanently.

As the late historian Tony Judt used to stress, we should invent and impose a new narrative and new terminology to describe the role of government.

"But why should we invent the wheel 10,000 times?

Here's what you should do: invent a time machine, go back sixteen months and convert everything to cash".

Someone should really invent a "blunderometer": a device for measuring the frequency and volume of the stupid and careless mistakes that governments make.

In his stories, the trappings of narrative tend to fall away, and in "Boy in Rome" we're left with some artfully turned self-inquiries: "Why, never having received from my parents anything but affection and understanding, should I invent a grotesque old man, a foreign grave, and a foolish mother?

Why should I invent a fiction, when reality surpasses any fiction in its brutality and absurdity?