Sentence examples for some invention from inspiring English sources
The next line it becomes some invention because it had to be.
He was available enough to maintain correspondence, yet invisible enough to allow for some invention.
How would we manage without some invention to help us do the job of cleaning up?" Academic historians disagree.
"Saddam's history in relation to weapons of mass destruction is not some invention of the British security services," Mr. Blair said.
A mobile hooker sandwiched between two imposing props, an enforcer in the second row; large portions at 13 and 14, and some invention sprinkled throughout the side.
The pleasure of "Mad Men" is not in discovery anymore; it's in the affirmation that there is still some invention left in a series that took audiences by surprise and then kept them hooked even when the novelty wore off.
SOME inventions, like some species, seem to make periodic leaps in progress.
SOME inventions are so simple, you have to wonder why no one has come up with them before.
While some inventions have proven to serve society well-like traffic signals, iPhones, and electricity--some inventions have proven to enhance the lives of a select few, leaving vulnerable populations like people of color, women, LGBTQIA, the disabled, and those within economically deprived communities to navigate life with constrained and often times, limited resources.
Inventions can impact the world in truly positive ways, but are some inventions harmful?
Some inventions make you wonder, How the hell did anyone ever come up with this thing?
