| It's a flimsy effort, but oddly, to me, so much more real than anything I've put on this here digital contrivance. |
| In our scheme of things it matters not, or it is of no import, whether the people intervene by accident of fate or by way of contrivance. |
| It seems a contrivance, a gimmick designed to get attention, which it does. |
| Beauty of contrivance, adaptation, or mechanism we have called Daedalian beauty. |
| But nature, by means of a curious contrivance, has rendered it impossible for men to remain eternally apart. |
| But ultimately all that action, superbly choreographed and balletic, is only a contrivance and nothing more. |
