Sentence examples for may have concocted from inspiring English sources

America's Hidden Stories (Smithsonian at 8) New evidence suggests that Benedict Arnold's wife may have concocted his treasonous plan.

She may have concocted the story that the cut-off was a matter of new grant-making criteria unrelated to a political agenda.

Although the consumers-over-a-barrel theory doesn't work, economic theorists have concocted more elaborate stories of how bundling may be adverse.

This all may sound tedious, but there are rewards a big one is the post-parking ritual Evangeline and I have concocted: once we have parked, she gets into the front seat and we play rock, paper, scissors.

Christians have "concocted an absolutely offensive doctrine of everlasting punishment".

The result was a scene that Ralph Ellison might have concocted.

Could Shakespeare himself have concocted a more compelling piece of theatre?

If I'd been questioned, I would have concocted half truths.

Wireless providers have concocted a particularly dizzying array of hurdles to get on their Web sites.

Foreign reporters have concocted lies about violence in cities across Libya, he said, though he could not suggest why.

On the contrary, they have concocted policies in reaction to whatever events are highlighted by the media.