Sentence examples similar to customarily fashioned from inspiring English sources
The literary world in its customarily sluggish fashion was slow to respond to the impact of Margaret Thatcher on the social fabric of this country.
That is, until Frank Sands, in customarily comic fashion, shot her a wink from across the room.
On June 20, the company will finally debut the phone to the world, in a customarily idiosyncratic fashion, offering up "popup" events at locations around the globe to show it off in person.
Put-downs, self-loathing and irony -- the stuff that fashion customarily feeds on -- have no place in the show, which is a populist exercise in wish fulfillment that is as easy on its subjects' dignity as it is on their pocketbooks.
Fashioning recommendations.
Paradoxically, in the last few years, fashion, which customarily spearheads trends, has lagged behind housewares and furnishings in catering to consumers' growing appetite for maximum style at minimal price.
London fashion week's welcome speech, customarily given at Somerset House by Samantha Cameron or Boris Johnson, was instead beamed live from the Mountain View office of Google director Peter Fitzgerald.
London fashion week's welcome speech, customarily given at Somerset House by Samantha Cameron or Boris Johnson, was instead beamed live from Fitzgerald's Mountain View office.
The barriers to reproduction that may evolve between a pair of populations have customarily been divided into prezygotic and postzygotic components, both of which are typically inherited in a complex and polygenic fashion.
He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.
