Sentence examples for has been contrived from inspiring English sources

The menu has been contrived to satisfy the most ravenous muzhik with simple fare prepared with finesse and invention.

Though everything in "Protocol" has been most carefully contrived, it has been contrived by talented people, particularly by Mr. Henry.

The perspective of 118 years shows that the period 1963 to 1990, as deep purple a patch as has been contrived by almost any club in any sport, is exceptional in its history.

And voices are being heard — for the first time in weeks at volume equal to headlines describing Mr. Sarkozy as a hoodlum or France ready for rebellion — that assert that the passage of the retirement law by the Senate in October will demonstrate how much of the ambient noise of the past month has been contrived.

For instance, the New York Times' Robert Wright highlights one smear that has been contrived to defame the man leading the effort to bring the project to fruition.

Unlike the above methods, a coupled enzyme method has been contrived to assay UDP-glucuronyltransferase (EC 2.4.1.17) [ 8].

"Syria has been contriving, ever since her troops left Lebanon, to destabilise Lebanon and put her hand and domination on Lebanon".

Their sound is so generic it appears to have been contrived using manuals and spreadsheets.

The reporter then asked if the whole thing had been contrived.

The upset Republican winner in Massachusetts was Rockefeller, for whom a hasty write-in campaign had been contrived.

Alistair and Joe have their reasons, but too many seem to have been contrived for this movie.