There is so much to do, to prepare for; and none of it feels contrived, concocted as a marketing ploy to sell aisles upon aisles of candy or extravagant gifts.
But so often these wines have a cookie-cutter, concocted feel to them, or worse, they're guilty of being unspeakably drab.
It feels so beautifully concocted.
At the same time, the challengers feel compelled to concoct a theory for why Congress would have inserted such a strange provision into the ACA in the first place.
Why, he asked, did the textbook writers feel compelled to concoct a story about a camel and a lion that describes the camel as "the king of the jungle?" At the private school here, which is called Al Mustaqbal, or the Future School, a seasoned science teacher expressed disappointment with the new sixth-grade science book.
Readers should note that lawyers feel free to concoct any theory they want and make any statements, true or false, that will help their clients when talking to the media.
At a tennis exhibition this March--a doubles match to benefit victims of the Haitian earthquake, featuring Agassi and Nadal versus Sampras and Federer--the usual banal banter players feel obliged to concoct to entertain the crowd turned nasty when Agassi alluded to a story he relates in his memoir about Sampras tipping a valet only $1 at a restaurant in Palm Springs years ago.
It feels like a novel concocted in a creative writing workshop – carefully conceived but oddly bloodless – which is a shame since its roots are powerfully autobiographical.
If he were President, our enemies might not feel a need to concoct a crisis.
Worse, Jen and Macy's relationship feels like it was concocted in a writing laboratory far away from real LGBTQ lives.
There is so much to do, to prepare for, and none of it feels contrived as if concocted as a marketing ploy to sell aisles upon aisles of candy or extravagant gifts.
