Sentence examples for term invented by from inspiring English sources
Gonzo journalism, a term invented by Thompson, was a chief ingredient in the new journalism of the 1960s and 70s.
Previously, it saw a 90% chance of a Grexit (a term invented by its chief economist, Willem Buiter).
As many authorities put it, amber ale is a term invented by American brewers to account for a stylistic gap between pale ales and brown ales.
"Prestige", a magicians' technical term invented by author Christopher Priest for his original 1995 novel, means the crowning moment of a trick.
Wireless Fidelity (a non-scientific term invented by marketing people) is considered easy to hack, and the signals can often be weak, or password protected.
"Non-Objective" was a term invented by Kandinsky to describe an art with no immediate reference to objects seen in nature.
A seeming contradiction in terms, invented by Mexico's presidents to justify their increasing grip on power with the myth that they were continuously struggling for the 1917 revolution's goals of democracy and social change.
Gaia is a term invented around 1950 by an English theorist, James Lovelock, suggesting a kind of ultimate ecological connectedness, the idea that living things are so interlocked in function that all of them, from microbes to elephants, are part of a single immense organism.
Religion scholars are fond of talking about the overarching "American Civil Religion" (the term invented in the 1960s by sociologist Robert Bellah) that all Americans subscribe to, and that is based on "belief" in the Fourth of July, Statue of Liberty, Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and so on.
This was our equivalent to Art Brut, a term invented some 30 years earlier by French artist Jean Dubuffet to describe works by prison inmates and mental patients.
This is because scientists are increasingly doubtful whether schizophrenia – a term invented more than a century ago by the psychiatric pioneer Eugen Bleuler – is a distinct illness at all.
