machinations造句
(31) But their hands have always been tied by bureaucratic machinations.
(32) I've read about Mr Usmonov's arrest, and the political machinations around it: it's a very sad story all round.
(33) Their good intentions, bony torsos, tight ships, neat corners, cerebral machinations, and pat solutions loom like dark clouds over the loose, comfortable, spread-out, soft world of the fat.
(34) In my case, this understanding was swept aside through the machinations of the group.
(35) These singulars, according to Occam, gained their existence by being posited by God but remain independent of any divine machinations in their causal and operative powers.
(36) Only a few notes separate these blithe romantic machinations from film noir.
(37) We know that what our eyes see goes through the amygdala before any cognitive machinations take place.
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