Sentence examples for machinations should be from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, as research and Townes' example suggest, the unpredictable sparks of our own mental machinations should be something we don't want to miss any more than the majestic sight of a passing whale.

Avoid altering core mechanics, but major NPCs, points of setting, details of how things work, and politics and machinations should be fair game.

The answer to United States machinations in the United Nations should be a resounding no.

It is a measure of Ukrainian distrust of Russian machinations that an aid convoy should be widely suspected of being a Trojan horse for invasion.In this section A surge from the sea The next sultan?

It could do this without any rate machinations from the Fed, though it should be said that actions taken to define the dollar price of gold lower would over time lead to lower rates across the board.

The gold thieves may soon meet their match, however, in a British-led artificial intelligence scheme that should be able to detect their machinations from orbit.

Lewis should be legally liable for not reporting all these machinations to the public and to financial market regulators.

Labour says committing to hold a referendum in four years' time is not the "right choice" for the country and internal Tory "machinations" are causing uncertainty at a time when securing economic recovery should be the government's priority.

If we need a reminder of why we should be focusing fire on the government – not the internal machinations of the opposition – then today is it.

His colleagues should be more enlightened than surprised that he now supports proposals for an ethics inquiry into PMA machinations.

He said he had not heard of any top-level government machinations to drive a female candidate into the role, following a report in the Sunday Times claiming Cameron was "determined" the successor should be a woman.