Sentence examples for orchestrated so that from inspiring English sources

I now wonder if the unexpected moment of quiet on the frontline was not orchestrated so that this week's explosion of violence in Kiev would sound out even louder.

Furthermore, practices are distributed among practitioners; orchestrated, so that individual's involvements in the practice cohere around a common purpose (or shared project); diverse or differentiated, so that different individuals contribute in distinctive ways to the overall project of the practice and to be accomplished they are ecologically dependent on other practices.

Our time is carefully orchestrated so that each day we accomplish what we intended.

So, I wrote that piece, and then I thought I'd take it one step further and collaborate with Van Dyke Parks kind of orchestrating, so that's why I have it.

The instrumental music Knussen writes for the Wild Rumpus, for example, is defiantly adult in its construction, its sophistication, and expressive violence, but it's also so beguilingly orchestrated, so sensually scored, that it manages the Sendak-esque trick of appealing meaningfully to Maxes of all ages.

Thus, translation of intron-encoded proteins must be carefully orchestrated so as not to interfere with intron-splicing pathways, and recent studies have revealed that diverse mechanisms are employed to regulate ORF expression and intron splicing.

Obama and his activist friends had orchestrated the event so that soon after he began speaking, two white students dressed in paramilitary uniforms, pretending to be Afrikaners (the key defenders of South Africa's apartheid regime), came on stage and dragged him away, a gambit Obama described in his memoir as "street theater".

"I orchestrated it so that Judaism was always on the periphery of my rebellion," said Rabbi Ingber, who supported himself by working at nonkosher restaurants like EJ's Luncheonette and Carmine's.

Because the SJP orchestrated it so that opponents of the bill did not get their say.

The plot coagulates and clots For his dramatic purposes, G. B. Shaw orchestrated events so that one of the ten "chosen" patients expires prior to Dr. Ridgeon's treatment.

He knows how to orchestrate it so that they can keep those guys firing at you and you don't know where it's coming from".