Sentence examples for what we devise from inspiring English sources

As we revisit again this year the jarring contrast between what we desire and what we devise, images of Paris beckon.

To test this hypothesis, we devised what we called Strategy 3, which prescribes to randomly select the pinned nodes at each iteration (independently from the selection at previous iterations).

What other tricks might we devise that cause inexorably a simple-minded AI to stop, pull over, or otherwise disable itself?

Within this framework, the literature devised what we term supply-side policies to correct these market failures.

(This is what we do at think tanks: devise hypotheses that will produce fact-based insights into the pressing problems of our day).

But this argument ignores the typically large gap between what economists devise and what politicians promise, and what public-spending programmes deliver.

But we were young and naive and we didn't know that, so what I devised, was a way that they [the dogs] would look forward to coming to the theater".

Ms. Campbell and Mr. Molyneux said their designs differed only in small details from what they would devise for apartments in Mayfair or on Park Avenue.

Just make a note of what happened and devise new strategies for next time.

What the two devised is what they describe as a merger of equals, putting together DuPont, the 213-year-old inventor of Kevlar, with Dow, the 118-year-old maker of plastics and chemicals.

What about devised theatre and the films of Mike Leigh?