connive in a sentence

1. So he connived to pursue them in any way he could.

2. I did not connive in the production of these documents

3. Did you cheat and connive to have your way this past year?

4. Who will lie and connive, and who will be truthful and sincere?

5. Haman had connived his way into the second highest position in the land.

6. You lied, connived, and exploited your own countrymen and most of all, our troops.

7. To connive at the anti Marxist line of the Communist Party of China and deny itself?

8. Are you suggesting, sir, that the CIA connived to smuggle cocaine into America’s inner cities?

9. God cannot alter the past, that is why he is obliged to connive at the existence of historians.

10. But he connives so those she asks refuse to give her more than the $10,000 she's already raised.

11. Look what happened several times to Arab countries who connived to attack Israel in the last century.

12. This defeat, along with his pro-Christian policies, made his brother and some nobles to connive against him.

13. “They have connived with the help of press propagandists in all three countries to fool millions of people.”

14. But those who ignore or deny Muslim antisemitism or other aggression effectively connive at its continuation.

15. We can now repeat the mistake of our fathers and silently connive with the plans of our self-appointed leaders.

16. Is it because we are Christians, or do they connive with kidnappers to take Christian girls to convert to Islam?

17. Scheme was originally called “Schemer”, in the tradition of other Lisp-derived languages like Planner or Conniver.

18. Government connived with industry to create quasi-monopolies...cartels...subsidies...guarantees and price supports.

19. He misrepresented the story of Ignatius's deposition with unblushing lies, and he at least connived at Ignatius's ill-treatment in banishment.

20. God doesn’t want his daughters to lead the relationship, to be burdened with stress and worry, or to connive ways to pressure some guy to marry her.