1
We all invent means of deceiving each other.
2
The Oriental dislikes work; and any one who could invent means of avoiding it was worthy of gratitude.
3
Her poor brain had striven in vain to invent means by which she might save the man she loved.
4
The Jewish mystic must invent means for inducing such a state, for Judaism cannot endure a passive waiting for the moving spirit.
5
Meantime, Capitola, at Hurricane Hall, was doing all she could to discover or invent means to save the life of Black Donald.
6
He knew no one in Paris who could enlighten him, and was not clever enough to invent means of getting information for himself.
7
For instance, when I want to use 'those who have passed on' I do so, and when I don't I invent means to deceive them.
8
We have not yet invented means of traveling through the air.
9
His friend employed all her ingenuity, during his confinement, in inventing means of communication with him.
10
It no longer does to laugh at a government, my friend, since it has invented means to raise fifteen hundred millions by taxation.