Sentence examples for fashioned itself as from inspiring English sources

For much of its history, Heritage fashioned itself as a quasi-academic institution.

Intrade has fashioned itself as a public opinion polling site, providing odds on who will secure the Republican presidential nomination.

Over the past four decades, since Sonia Gandhi's husband, Rajiv, ran the party, it has fashioned itself as the spear of neoliberalism.

Concerned about her sanity and waistline, she and her business partner, Danielle DuBoise, in August applied to NeueHouse, a new "co-working" space near Madison Square that has fashioned itself as a private club.

Mr. Trump's meeting with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, has been scheduled for next month and will hinge on China, which has fashioned itself as an intermediary with Mr. Kim.

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.

South Africa has been fashioning itself as a stabilizing influence in southern Africa in particular and in Africa in general.

Toronto-based The Globe and Mail, which fashions itself as Canada's national newspaper, is distributed six days per week across the entire country.

But this is a team that fashions itself as an offensive dynamo, and it cut a 14-point deficit to 5 in hardly any time at all.

Mr. Andreessen's Ning, based in Palo Alto, Calif., is fashioning itself as a one-stop shop catering to this growing interest in social networks.

Instead it would fashion itself as the supplier of choice for wholesale diamond buyers around the world, offering them new advantages to buying from De Beers.