Sentence examples similar to contrived exchange from inspiring English sources
Setting standards, determining values, marking differences, contriving equivalences, exchanging: in Lizzie's mind, these are the activities of love.
China-watchers reckon the People's Bank of China, which keeps a tight grip on the yuan's exchange rate, may have contrived the fall, possibly to curb speculative dealing ahead of any widening of the yuan's official trading range against the dollar.
In exchanges of telegrams with the Australian Board, the MCC still contrived to avoid a specific commitment, while emphasising that they had "always agreed that a form of bowling which is obviously a direct attack by the bowler upon the batsman would be an offence against the spirit of the game".
After months of fitful negotiation that seemed to flame out in a final angry exchange in February, the two sides racing to decode the human DNA have contrived a last-minute truce.
Producer Reuven Frank suggested an exchange of "good nights". Huntley didn't like it, and neither did Brinkley, who thought it was "contrived, artificial and slightly silly". But the public loved it, and it stayed.
Seems totally contrived".
