contrivance造句

But I no longer feel in myself the same unbounded profusion of ready contrivance.

Most poor nations, living very hard, create contrivance, this road, they walk.

A literary contrivance, such as parallelism or personification, used to achieve a particular effect.

The very ideal of ignominy was embodied and made manifest in this contrivance of wood and iron.

The magic of plot contrivance brings her back as an exchange student — but their early exuberance and her fears about never seeing him again epitomize the fleeting joys of passing romance.