Sentence examples for if orchestrated from inspiring English sources

"For a long time, Alan Greenspan's pronouncements were viewed in Congress and elsewhere as if orchestrated on Mount Sinai, and there seems a consensus now is that this was a mistake," said Bernard Shull of Hunter College in New York.

The last major news conference before a title fight often provides the fireworks before the fisticuffs, or occasionally ad hoc, if orchestrated, fisticuffs before the pay-per-view confrontation.

My car radio was on as I came over the crest of the hill, and at that very moment, by incredible coincidence, as if orchestrated in a movie, I heard the soaring mezzo-soprano of Denyce Graves singing "America the Beautiful" at the memorial service in the National Cathedral in Washington.

Who, if anyone, orchestrated the citizens' retaliation?

Maybe if they orchestrated oboe, flute and clarinet, maybe we could hear the canon better.

We don't know if Mr. Zardari orchestrated this ruling, as Nawaz Sharif and many others have charged.

Blackmail, of course, but if well orchestrated it might just conceivably work.

Pinter, through his attentive and sophisticated ear, grasped an essential point: that the non sequiturs and repetitions of everyday speech, if carefully orchestrated, contain their own vernacular poetry.

Their protests are frequently backed, if not orchestrated, by Campania's powerful organised-crime group, the Camorra, which makes succulent profits from disposing of waste in illegal dumps (see article).

There is little doubt, however, that Mr. Putin controls all decisions on Mr. Snowden — just as the Kremlin has permitted, if not orchestrated, his stay in the transit zone of Sheremetyevo airport since his arrival from Hong Kong on June 23.

If Frank Ocean orchestrated both the Taylor Swift vs Nicki Minaj and Drake vs Meek Mill Twitter spats to distract us from the fact that he did not, in fact, release a new album this month, then I applaud the effort.