Sentence examples for has contrived to write from inspiring English sources
Jacobson has contrived to write a novel about Jewishness that smuggles Jewishness under our very noses.
It has contrived to appear principled and patriotic.
He has contrived to be bribed into changing his mind.
In the past year it has contrived to lose to such footballing minnows as the United States and Norway.
As with Muslims and Jews, the pope has contrived to irk the Church of England.
But Tomaszewski has contrived to land in his own spot of bother.
He has rich material to work with, and he has contrived to preserve its freshness.
Either way, the erstwhile Richmond Park MP has contrived to pull off a stunning shitshow accumulator this year.
Just when the sheikh must feel he is getting somewhere, then, Magnier has contrived to get one step ahead.
("He was not wholly convinced that my hair remained my own until he had contrived to tug it to make sure," he writes. "This was not entirely a joke").
"The God-like status of Bhumibol," wrote political scientist Michael Connors, "was not part of the family treasure, but something he and hundreds of officials in the palace and other agencies have contrived to create".
