Sentence examples for deliberately concocted from inspiring English sources
As a document lodged in the tobacco archives demonstrates, it was deliberately concocted to divide and discredit environmental campaigns.
They ruled that new evidence, in the form of timed and dated mobile phone photographs, dramatically undermined accusations that Hallam had deliberately concocted a false alibi.
Of course, it's distinctly possible that Parinello and Michael Kaufman are simply taking a page from the Andy Kaufman playbook and have deliberately concocted this whole thing as a ploy for publicity.
Companies deliberately concoct a story around their service or product, trying to turn a run-of-the-mill purchase (think of Häagen-Dazs ice cream) into something more thrilling.This peddling of superior lifestyles is something that irritates many consumers.
You can see that this actor is funny or this one is moving, and you deliberately concoct situations to play to their strengths.
Regardless of whether the Democrat, in this case Senator Obama, is having a good day, it's somehow unethical to report on such good news for too long without deliberately concocting an antidote to appease the far-right.
His production and songwriting collaboration with Danger Mouse concocted stately, deliberately tarnished roots-rock full of despair and resentment.
A few years ago, the physicist Alan Sokal concocted a deliberately meaningless parody under the title "Transgressing the Boundaries: Toward a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity," and then got it accepted as a serious contribution to the journal Social Text.
If conservatives had concocted this arrangement deliberately, they could have hardly done better for themselves.
The Orwellian reductio ad absurdum of the Bush attitude was the revelation in The Times, at the height of the search for Mr. Pearl, that the Pentagon had concocted an Office of Strategic Influence last fall that might deliberately put out false news stories as part of the war effort.
