Sentence examples for was concocted of from inspiring English sources
The strategy was concocted, of course, by George Wallace, the racist governor of Alabama, who recognized in 1964 and 1968 that Republicans could break the Democratic hold on the solid South by appealing to the anti-black sentiments of white working and middle-class men and women.
To do that is to have served us a complex and delicious meal, only to inform us afterwards that it was concocted of dirt and straw...I don't know why I came up with that, but you get the point: it leaves a bad taste!
Housed in La Mer's trademark rose-and-mint packaging, this sellout pale green salve is concocted of the company's "secret" blend of sea extracts and designed to keep lips in the pink.
His spankings were concocted of pure frustration and anger with a splash of resentment on the side.
Her name, in case you were wondering, was concocted out of her fabled shamelessness at just letting things out (like a whoopee cushion) along with a feeling of her mother's that Jews generally do well in showbiz (and are called things like Goldberg).
But the Times wants to add more to this non-story by asking whether Barack's drug use, or the intensity of it, was concocted for dramatic effect.
Airlines and airports have been aware for several years of the dangers of bombs being concocted on aircraft from liquids smuggled aboard and have strictly limited the carriage of all liquids and pastes by passengers.
Thought to have been concocted on the orders of Peter Rachovksy, a tsarist secret agent, it is a clumsy tissue of plagiarisms, and plagiarisms of plagiarisms, filled with stereotypes nicked from sensational fiction ("Ours is an ambition that knows no limits, a voracious greed, a desire for ruthless revenge, an intense hatred," declare the elders).
Exactly how the idea of Mariel was concocted is a matter of some debate.
Ms. Sherman's "crustacean gone wild" was concocted using fragments of lobster shells cast in bronze.
This usage was concocted by people of European ancestry.
