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31 Freed from the trappings of conventional morality, Van Ness is at liberty to invent his own.

32 He offers them another unsettling peacemaking idea; they invent another excuse for turning it down.

33 Tell each group to try to invent a way to keep a jar of hot water hot for a long time.

34 Imagination could never invent the number of different contradictions that exist innately in each person's heart. Francois de La Rochefoucauld 

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35 The nationalist leader often had to invent a unifying culture as well as lead.

36 This was not a time to invent issues, but to unite our forces in dealing with the ones we had.

37 Or did he, as some are inclined to think, actually invent it?

38 Too late for the truth and too late to invent a lie.

39 Then have each group invent a story they could tell as they show others their magic boxes.

40 They invent strange reasons for doing so, saying that it has used anti-competitive practices.

41 Invent a function which is continuous for all x and yet not differentiable whenever x is a whole number.

42 They invent a few rules that don't mean anything so that you can ruin your health trying to change them.

43 To invent ways of doing things; to see what was needed and attack it without permission.

44 You can impose any laws and traditions you care to invent.

45 If I ring and invent some excuse she knows me too well not to see through it.

46 It has had to invent a left with which to scare itself.

47 My message, especially to young people is to have courage to think differently, courage to invent, to travel the unexplored path[sentencedict.com], courage to discover the impossible and to conquer the problems and succeed. These are great qualities that they must work towards. This is my message to the young people. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam 

48 Neither seems remotely interested in the characters they invent as anything more than reflections of authorial narcissism.

49 The mind no longer needs to invent its reality-the reality is in its face, rapidly approaching dead-on.

50 A truth that's told with bad intent beats all the lies you can invent. William Blake 

51 We then invent criteria to back up the choice, delegating our responsibility to professional specialists.

52 Or how about the faint chirp prodding you to invent an ugly doll with a hankering for tickles?

53 Students invent all sorts of unlikely explanations as to why they can't do their homework.

54 She'd already decided to invent a tummy bug to explain any awkward disappearances she might be forced to make.

55 One way to get out of your past is to invent a future you aim for.

56 Almost without knowing it, they have begun to invent a radically different way of doing business in the public sector.

57 One virtue of clustering is that it can often invent disjunctive ones.

58 They use it with feeling and flair when they talk, tell jokes, invent word games, and do crossword puzzles.

59 On the other hand, there is just the remote possibility that some one will invent it tomorrow.

60 Philip becomes aware of the process through which we invent our own identities based on the fictional paradigms at our disposal.