Sentence examples similar to contrive something mirroring from inspiring English sources

Even at his least motivated, he could contrive something acute or amusing — or, anyway, peculiar.

So I would say work hard, communicate well, be polite and don't contrive something.

"Don't contrive something for the sake of it," advises Chaisty, "just be honest, be natural and be yourself".

But Love never strains to contrive something trendy, despite the presence of Matchbox Twenty producer Matt Serletic on two songs.

"Most sequels you have to contrive something so they go back to square one, unless there's somewhere deeper for them to go," he continued.

Here she has contrived something of a second-rate British provincial Lucille Ball, and you can imagine how adept Ms. Martin is in that guise.

I'm mirroring something unbalanced in them, and the brighter my light shines the stronger I will mirror them back.

So again, Motorcycle Diaries was a reaction against something contrived.

But it's a natural effect of the music and ambience, not something contrived.

But do not think for a second that this was something contrived or new for him.

But there was something contrived about his interest in the Bulls during last summer's free-agency circus.