Sentence examples for was invented with a from inspiring English sources

The good stuff is almost unrealistically soft — it seems like the reason the word "mouthfeel" was invented — with a depth of flavor that makes even the freshest hand-pulled artisanal cow-milk mozzarella taste like glorified string cheese.

But once the lie is invented, with an ­attendant ham-fisted attack on ­Christianity, it pads along with no fresh ideas and too many romcom cliches.

Baby signing was invented with just such a situation in mind.

In the different social climate of New Zealand, a new device for protecting needy family members against disinheritance was invented with the enactment, in 1900, of a statute that empowers the court to order adequate provision for the maintenance of a spouse or a needy child out of the estate of any testator who has not made such provision.

But thankfully, the internet was invented with the aim of creating an international platform for showcasing extra pictures of cute redheaded twins that wouldn't fit in a print publication.

Do not be fooled by the name: this sport is over a century old and was invented with the intention of glorifying manliness and militarism.

Campo conceded that last weekend's game plan was invented with Aikman in mind.

He said that I shouldn't be treating the opportunity to reform our voting system for the first time since Parliament was invented with mockery.

The lovely Turkish expression "to dig a well with a needle" seems to me to have been invented with writers in mind.

But you'd be a fool to believe sexual insecurities were invented with the internet.

Based on this method, a new electromagnetic beacon tool has been invented with the purpose of simplifying the process of the drilling operation and reducing the cost in SAGD projects.