Sentence examples for concocted to create from inspiring English sources

The play is about the buzzwords for the strategies concocted to create word-of-mouth -- promotion, publicity, hype, advertising.

The web of often contradictory laws that our own country has concocted to disenfranchise voters, create a patchwork of LGBT inequality, or bar some immigrants from any path to legal status come to mind as examples of the intentional effort it can take to suppress the individual rights of entire communities.

Mr. Testagrossa said that was a lie concocted later to create a motive for following Mr. Bell to his car.

This year's big proposal turned out to be something of a bust: a hastily concocted plan to create a casino in Queens, an idea that he dropped several months later.

According to Chuck D, they sought to make a more thematically focused work and to condense Dr. Frances Cress Welsing's theory of "Color Confrontation and Racism (White Supremacy)" into an album-length recording, "telling people, well, color's an issue created and concocted to take advantage of people of various characteristics with the benefit of a few".

Together with local campaigner Pete Abel and business consultant Gavin Wood, they concocted a plan to create the ultimate solar energy community scheme – run by the community for the benefit of the community.

Politicians concocted Tollway Authorities to create an independent, unelected bad guy to take the blame when tolls had to be raised.

Many potions have been concocted to suppress the stuff.

Perhaps the whole story of her restless client was an invention, concocted to impress him.

Future historians may well classify the surge as a myth concocted to perpetuate a fraud.

The bromides concocted to justify an increasingly militarised police force.