Multi-billion pound industries depend upon inventing new body insecurities to occupy our time and worry.
There has been recent emphasis upon inventing new room-temperature magneto-electric materials consisting of single-phase multiferroic (containing two or more ferroic order parameters, e.g., ferroelectric and ferromagnetic) materials.
The architecture of the shrines themselves is relatively simple; it is based upon patterns invented in India, though the ornament of the shrines is often highly developed and characteristically Cambodian.
Salie had purchased the dress at a sale, and was walking through Times Square, with her bags, in the early evening, when her soon to be ex-husband - Salie has called upon the term, invented in the 1990s, 'wasband',- phoned her to make 'some kind of legal threat'.
If we feel called upon to invent something to help children with cleft palates, it will be because having a cleft palate is bad, not because it is unjust.
Many Americans may find themselves called upon to invent such words in coming years, as the mentality that has treated millions of foreigners as nonpeople increasingly affects American lives at home.
New and strange potation invented and passed upon.
Upon rereading, I find he invented nothing of significance.
So, for example, article 22 of the 39 Articles tells us: The Romish doctrine concerning Purgatory, Pardons, Worshipping and Adoration, as well of Images as of Reliques, and also invocation of Saints, is a fond thing vainly invented, and grounded upon no warranty of Scripture, but rather repugnant to the Word of God.
This is a common trick of psychologists, to pretend they solved a riddle of the human mind by giving it a name, when all they've done is invented an agreed upon name for the mystery rather than solved it.
