Sentence examples for fashioning something from inspiring English sources

I did clock the cast parading about as so many fluffy animals, a sight at once sweet and somewhat silly until you realize that Duckie is merely fashioning something three-dimensional out of the stuffed toys of our childhoods.

"Make sure you fashion something for that cat flap".

Like Mr. Turner, the chef had fashioned something elegant from an unexpected source.

Ms. Johnson knows how to fashion something original out of Expressionism's distortions of the body.

Perhaps this spring, in his short-term assignment, Robinson will fashion something memorable for the long term.

But she does fashion something endearing from her struggles to negotiate the modern world.

Bob, I realised, had skillfully fashioned something in-between, something totally genuine - a truly comfortable yet green backwoods cabin.

"It takes a long time to hand-fashion something, and I sometimes get eager to express more ideas more quickly," he said.

With far richer textures, shadowing and highlighting, they could begin to fashion something more akin to reality in their virtual worlds.

There are swaths of material here, and Tyldum and Moore have fashioned something as sturdy, as tweedy, and as serviceable as the jackets sported by their hero.

Writing is a process of synthesis, the taking of strands from one place and another, using form and language to fashion something new.