Sentence examples for devise so from inspiring English sources

Therefore take any revenge on me that you want, for I will endure the greatest torments you can devise, so long as you have met with your end.

Among other members of the Privy Chamber, Northumberland's intimate Sir John Gates has been suspected of suggesting to Edward to change his devise so that Lady Jane Grey herself not just any sons of hers could inherit the Crown.

The questions are devised so as to represent each objective present in the module.

New canons of reporting were devised so that experiments and discoveries could be reproduced by others.

"It had such a brilliant atmosphere and it was devised so cleverly.

For some time his religious policy was devised so as to allow the coexistence of both religions.

Many of the strategies devised so far to address the optimization of energy systems are deterministic approaches that rely on estimated data.

In particular, two indices are devised so that the advantage of using a feedforward compensator with respect to the use of a feedback controller only is quantified.

Mr Bailey argues that development programmes should instead be devised so they can "flex" in times of crisis and provide emergency relief.This may be starting to happen.

The system is devised so that if a party wins, say, 25 percent of the vote, it should win 25 percent of the seats.

To make this sort of programmatic tampering harder to detect, perhaps the program was devised so that the flipping would only happen on the first Tuesday in November.