Примеры contrive

• Ultimately the pro-division faction contrived to get the government to support its position and when the ' rebel' party revolted, the federal army unleashed counter-revolutionary terror.

• The treatment is rigorous in this regard except that the examples often sound contrived and do not always cover the alternative patterns given.

• Indeed, 'unreal' examples like the second are expressly contrived to make them realizable in the contextual conditions of the classroom.

• Often these supernatural monsters are depicted as little more than solitary ambush predators dressed up in culturally contrived monster attire.

• The distinction between being able to do something and being able to bring oneself to do it is not contrived or esoteric.

• The resulting accent might be natural or contrived.

• In order to satisfy the requirements on the frequency of inflections and verb and adjective stems, some of the sentences sounded rather contrived.

• The dancing girls, however, have contrived to carry out their object without rendering themselves amenable to criminal prosecution.

• Thus, altogether unsurprisingly, the new rulers contrived to 'manipulate city space', conscripting architectural and urban form as the mediators of administrative, religious and social power.

• Although this constitutes an elegant example of an artificial neural network, the claim of biological relevance seems contrived.

• I have not modelled performance in this rather contrived task and hence cannot say what should be concluded from such a model.

• Real, authentic, naturally occurring are expressions which have (in corpus linguistic terms) a positive prosody, and unreal, inauthentic, contrived, artificial a negative one.

• The structure of the book is carefully contrived.

• All of this, let me hasten to add, is never suggested in a way that is in the least instructing, contrived, or improving.

• One of the striking features of this report is the way it contrives to present positive achievements in music as part of a criticism.