Sentence examples similar to it bespoke that from inspiring English sources

It bespoke a new contempt that was also the coming politics of brutality and bullying.

Sead's was a face that bespoke everything that was happening in his homeland, particularly once the CNN International television network flashed it around the world.

In January 1995, Morgan coordinated a Sunday Telegraph story, "Speaking up for Bespoke," that went against every instinct of Savile Row's famed discretion.

There is a space between hand-crafted and bespoke that is often a great fit.

They like to buy something that's bespoke, something that's special.

After all, it is their entire life's work and they need to fully trust that they are being given access to bespoke solutions that work for their family across multiple jurisdictions.

Increasingly, they want open-source and bespoke solutions that are cost-effective and suit a firm's unique needs.

It features Honda's first stab at an interior – and it looks every bit as bespoke as that of the $250,000 McLaren MP4-12C supercar, with liberal application of carbon fibre and rich red leather. .

"It is a myth that bespoke means expensive because a well-made suit should easily last for more than a decade".

It may be bespoke for a number of patients, or bespoke in that you manufacture in small cell cultures.

For Todd, it was a name brand that bespoke steadiness and trust.