Sentence examples for Largely fashioned from inspiring English sources

But he convinced the court that those buildings, though derived from observation, were largely fashioned by his imagination.

So while the App Economy booms, there are signs that its rapid expansion is a challenge for the current search, marketing, and monetization models — models that have been largely fashioned by blockbuster app titles and the big spenders behind them.

Last year, Mr. Shapiro supported Walter F. Mondale during the Democratic Presidential primaries, and this year, his own primary race was largely fashioned after the "new ideas" theme of Gary Hart, Mr. Mondale's chief opponent in the primaries.

All of Paul's letters (7-14?) that quote the earlier sayings and traditions (i.e., I Corinthians 15 3-8 15 3-8wereten before 70 AD; most scholars writtenrgue that here Paul largely fashions the meaning of Jesus later integrated before gospels.

It should be noted at the outset that tort law has been fashioned largely by judges, too largely according to the ideas of many.

Fashioned largely of bamboo, wood and thatching, the museum's longhouse consists of a communal veranda area running the length of the building and separate compartments of one or two rooms for each family.

A draw in Cardiff fashioned largely from the bloody-mindedness of one man, Paul Collingwood, and the scrambling final-hour courage of James Anderson and Monty Panesar, should not disguise the unexpected shortcomings of another: the captain.

A taxidermist brought in her creation, which was fashioned largely out of a deer's backside.

The 16th century Italian fashioned faces largely from dense accretions of fruits, vegetables, plants and animals.

Moore's edits and cuts largely serve to fashion her work as more conventional, less difficult.

By the first centuries BCE, moreover, it became fashionable to present Pythagoras in a largely unhistorical fashion as a semi-divine figure, who originated all that was true in the Greek philosophical tradition, including many of Plato's and Aristotle's mature ideas.