Sentence examples for usually invented from inspiring English sources

The few points of police procedure in her books are usually invented.

Fake news is a story that's completely false, usually invented for traffic and ad revenue, or to advance a political agenda — or both.

According to long-time writer Jon Vitti, Meyer usually invented the best lines in a given episode, even though other writers may receive script credits.

And although I usually invent girls, I do occasionally write about boys and I invented a boy called Biscuits who appears in three of my books.

The organization's executive director, Danny Briere, says that kid inventors are compassionate and inspired by their own observations, "usually inventing to solve a problem for their parents, their loved ones, their best friend".

Nanofluids are binary mixtures containing solid nanoparticles (usually below 100 nm in size) and a carrier/base fluid (usually conventional coolants) invented by U.S. Choi during the 1990s [1].

The internet is often blamed for propagating invented quotations, usually attributed to Lincoln or Voltaire, but it is a powerful engine for chasing misattributed words of wisdom.

Elton's descendants still fire up barrel-sized ice cream makers or "batch machines", which they say Elton invented, though usually to make hard ice cream.

He's usually credited with inventing the phrase, which Richard Nixon adopted, "We are all Keynesians now".

Les Paul, the American guitarist, is usually credited with inventing the solid-body electric guitar in 1941.

Roger Tomlinson, who directed the project, and Duane Marble are the two individuals usually credited with inventing the acronym "GIS".