Sentence examples for present concoct in order to from inspiring English sources

I can imagine him saying that the "legend" is just the lie that journalists who weren't present concoct in order to sell newspapers and that people believe because it's easier to swallow than the hard truth.

At first, I didn't even notice the mini race war that Leveaux had concocted in order to play up the urgency of Romeo and Juliet's "forbidden love".

You must be physically present for you, in order to be present for your children.

Mrs Steel, whose school charges up to £16,899 a year for boarders, said parents concocted elaborate fantasies in order to get their own way.

Settipane was skeptical, but other allergists in his office dutifully tore up book pages, mixed them with water and concocted a slurry in order to do skin tests with them.

On January 14, two years after the agreement, Nisman presented a report that accused President Kirchner and her Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman, among other officials of the government, of having concocted that pact in order to cover up for the Iranian suspects.

Addressing speculation that Te'o could have been involved in concocting the hoax in order to hide his sexuality, Couric asked if he was gay.

The public exposure triggered online abuse from anonymous commenters who claimed Overbey concocted the incident in order to receive a payout.

"Smith deceptively manipulates language, quotations, and sources in order to concoct the smear that Adelson had dealings with the Boston Mob when Adelson was in the vending machine business.

In order to concoct a pleasing combo — Mark Twain on the Tea Party, for example — you must already imagine what the author would write — an all-you-can-eat of gourmet ridicule — so there's no element of surprise.

In order to concoct the violation, the Committee fabricated a direct quote.