Sentence examples for fashioned by an from inspiring English sources

A flawless cocktail fashioned by an imperious "mixologist" in a bar where people don't talk to one another is no fun at all.

Helga's Folly (32 Frederick E. de Silva Mawatha, Kandy, 94-81-223-4571, helgasfolly.com): A delightful alternative universe to Sri Lanka, fashioned by an eccentric native.

THAT bias continues here (even though the park's rides employ impressive new technologies); no attraction is complete without some fiberglass boulder or faux wood detailing seemingly fashioned by an Arts and Crafts period carpenter.

The Organizing Committee — which executes the Games and coördinates closely with the I.O.C. — portrayed the final Sochi logo, unveiled in December, 2009, as a grand collaboration fashioned by an "expert council" made up of "high profile marketing specialists, famous athletes, and representatives of large multi-national companies, working both in Russia and abroad".

Usually a committed minority can destroy a complex compromise bill fashioned by a broad majority.

O'Connor, 43, says her mother's behaviour was fashioned by a church that normalised abuse.

Janet Adkins, 54 years old, took her own life on Monday, using a suicide device fashioned by a Michigan doctor.

John was an inspiring example of a man whose life had been fashioned by a vision to serve.

At 70st, Mason resembled something fashioned by a malevolent balloon artist at the birthday party of a demonically possessed child.

If nature were fashioned by a hands-on Divine Artificer, it ought to exhibit a certain elegance and efficiency.

To make a profit, Corporate America plays the economy any way it's fashioned by a free or a communist government.