Sentence examples for fashioned in both from inspiring English sources

Richard Armstrong's Sea Change, 1948, a bustling sea faring adventure aimed squarely at boy readers, now feels old fashioned in both content and style while The Exeter Blitz by David Rees, 1978, a gently exciting story about the bombing of Exeter in the second world war, just seems rather too tame for today's readers.

It's quite old fashioned in a way; both mums have done the catering, everyone's sat round trestle tables in the brightly decorated crypt of a church.

Blass was single-minded about being in fashion, in both senses, from a young age.

They provide evidence for changes in fashion in both secular and ecclesiastical costume and for the development of armour.

He was presented with Coty Awards, chosen by a jury of fashion editors, for having had the most significant influence on fashion in both 1967 and 1968.

Metaphors follow fashion in both fiction and psychology, and different ways of thinking about the mind fall in and out of favour.

"The intense and early discounting will negate the power of runway shows to drive fashion in both creative and commercial terms," Ms. Buccini said.

This was high fashion in both senses: an eye-level view of the Duomo and the most elegant of tuxedos in fine fabrics.

He argues that the I.M.F. is failing to address a more fundamental problem: that banks and other international lenders "move in a herd-like fashion in both directions," lavishing cheap money on nations deemed promising, then fleeing at bad news.

When the Showtime series "The L Word" began in January, it showed that -- far from being frumps doomed to Manolo Blahnik deficiency -- lesbians are a powerful presence in fashion, in both predictable and unexpected ways.

The Razorbacks won in dramatic fashion in both 2011 and 2012, the last time the two teams squared off on this stage, and they entered Saturday's game undefeated.