Sentence examples for his orchestrated from inspiring English sources

Bush pioneered the whining strategy in the primaries with his orchestrated offense-taking at John McCain for slamming evangelicals who were hinting the former captive was crazy; McCain then retreated into the rictus of a forced smile.

But first, Gavin needed his orchestrated press event.

Thicke is well aware of that, and so has invited us all into his orchestrated and finely produced collapse.

On this occasion they were opposing Bush's second planned war -- his orchestrated, highly touted, media supported, shock and awe assault on Iraq.

Thicke is well aware of that, and so has invited us all into his orchestrated and finely produced collapse – it's all part of the Society of the Spectacle.

Cardenas gave no explanation for his act, and Magid intertwines her own story with what little she knows of his, orchestrating their interplay in wall texts that resemble stage directions.

GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — A Guatemalan lawyer who accused the country's president of his murder in a video made before his death actually orchestrated his own killing, United Nations investigators said Tuesday.

Political professionals will be watching Mr. Bush's post-convention polls to assess the bounce he gets from his television time and his carefully orchestrated vice-presidential search.

Ignoring his prognosis, he orchestrated his own treatment by assembling a team of scientists, requesting to have his genome sequenced and seeking out targeted therapies.

Before his first term could end, his Department of Education orchestrated and authorized the great Pell Grant/PLUS Loan debacle of 2011.

In 1985, he conducted a suite from his colorfully orchestrated opera "Lou Salome" on one of his New York Philharmonic programs.