Sentence examples for word orchestrate from inspiring English sources

As requested, we changed the word "orchestrate" in the Impact Statement to less prominent "modulate".

I find something moving about Grosz's idea that, when we can't communicate our feelings in words, we orchestrate little dramas to communicate them.

The randomness, in other words, is orchestrated.

Having uncovered DNA's structure, for which he and Watson won a Nobel Prize, and shown it to be the stuff from which our genes are made, 'the ebullient, loquacious, charming, sceptical and tenacious' Crick (Ridley's words) then orchestrated a programme that showed how DNA makes the proteins from which we are constructed.

There's no word on who orchestrated this pairing our money's on Cohen's son Adam (who produced the new record) or some ambitious record executive but it's certainly a better fit than the time "Hallelujah" was used in the Watchmen movie.

Were they still slaving away, if you can use that word about people who orchestrate ball drops in Times Square and mastermind fireworks displays in Central Park?

And I mean "orchestrated" in the best sense of the word: Like it was orchestrated by someone who was really paying attention and, more important, by someone who really cared.

In order to have the same level of persuasion, you must learn how to skillfully orchestrate your words to make the connection with your audience.

Something about the act of orchestrating words puts things into order for me and allows me to at least attempt to gain perspective on situations.

I'd say, 'For this word, I want it to be orchestrated this way.

If word of an assault got out, the guards would allegedly orchestrate a cover-up.