Sentence examples for could have fashioned from inspiring English sources

The stakes at A.I.G. were much higher, but the regulators could have fashioned a different outcome.

I'm not sure how much more of an invitation to comparison Horwitz could have fashioned.

It was so rough, I could have fashioned it into a welcome mat.

What nobody wants to admit is that Isis could have fashioned a visual aesthetic of its own.

Twitter could have fashioned itself along the lines of American public radio, which is sustained largely through donations, or the BBC, which is publicly funded yet has editorial independence.

He could have fashioned a new gourd in a tenth the time it'd taken him to repair the old one.

And after Allen helped land an exclusive interview with CNN chief Jeff Zucker for last month's re-launch of Capital New York, Wemple wrote that "CNN's workaholic PR operatives couldn't have fashioned the piece more favorably".

Mr. Sanford's political comeback could have been fashioned only by a veteran, as Mr. Sanford is.

As the idea has been handled, it is disappointing to behold Miss Negri in this vehicle, because it could have been fashioned into a dignified and telling story.

(God, Reid emphasizes, could have easily fashioned us in such a way that the perceptual process worked differently.

But the move also presents the military with a risk and may backfire: Mr. Mubarak's lawyers requested that the head of the military council, a former intelligence chief and 1,600 others testify, promising disclosures that could embarrass a military that has fashioned itself as a defender of the revolution.