Sentence examples similar to into potential machinations from inspiring English sources
You have the potential machination and perversion of your own protective shell, your house, and its parts conspiring with that machine against you.
All of which translates into potential customers.
Look into potential health risks.
Instead, the West is likely to be drawn into the machinations of Libya's complex tribal conflicts and the fight over who finally ends up controlling the oil.
He has rare insight into the machinations of the technology industry.
It regularly succeeds in taking us deep into the machinations of human frailty and power.
His colleagues should be more enlightened than surprised that he now supports proposals for an ethics inquiry into PMA machinations.
His insights into the machinations of power – especially at the key intersection of politics and media – make him a potentially valuable consultant if he can operate below the radar in a way that does not damage his clients.
As she has done increasingly in recent books, Perry links the crime to a secret political cabal known as the Inner Circle and draws everyone into its machinations.
Plus there were the insights into "the machinations of acting" he received from his mother, who would give critical notes after his performances at school.
Anyone wanting further insight into past machinations around the Labour throne will "have to wait for the book," provisionally titled The Long and Winding Road.
