Sentence examples for contrived from a from inspiring English sources

First, the assumptions made in Section 2 are rather contrived from a modeling point of view and one would like to consider more complex transitions e.g. gradual transitions between recognizable but not necessarily strictly homogeneous zones.

But though the Olympian was the picture of masculinity, he had been contrived from the mind of a woman as a mechanism of survival.

A third structure was contrived from spare materials, to serve as a magnetic observation hut.

My feeling about The Hour, reeking of quality as it undoubtedly did, was that it felt a bit contrived from the start, and was palpably running out of steam in the middle of the second series.

The script is a mere eight pages contrived from disjointed literary citations and harshly poetic declamations.

The exaggerated hip-hop look was contrived from brand name, off-the-rack clothes in outsize proportions.

In 1959, when he was 23 and just out of Princeton, he exhibited his historic "Black Paintings" -- severe, ruler-perfect pictures contrived from wide black stripes -- at the Modern.

This is evidence that the company's growth and profitability are genuine, not contrived from accounting gimmickry.

Stacy R. Nigliazzo (SRN): The title was contrived from the following line in the poem "The Smell of Burning Matches": The sky cracks / and the scissored moon cries.

More than anything, since Generation Z can spot a contrived post from a mile away, authenticity is crucial.

A new twist on the charm bracelet, neither clunky nor contrived, comes from a company called Good Charma.