It fashions something entirely new from something old, and for all its imperfections it feels fresh, as if instinctively understanding that, just as Shakespeare stole most of his stories, so we can steal from him and refashion what we take into something quite new.
Like Mr. Turner, the chef had fashioned something elegant from an unexpected source.
Bob, I realised, had skillfully fashioned something in-between, something totally genuine - a truly comfortable yet green backwoods cabin.
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.
5. Heidegger took these ingredients from Husserl's approach and fashioned something quite different from them.
The pair fashioned something they saw as a parallel to Mel Gibson's "Apocalypto," in its lean, elemental storytelling.
In an article in the Huffington Post, Shields described what his intentions were with his book: "I want to make manifest what artists have done from the beginning of time feed off one another's work and, in so doing, remake it, refashion it, fashion something new". Upon the book's publication, many were scandalized by the idea of thinking about plagiarism with such a cavalier attitude.
The film-makers are rumoured to have fallen out over the final cut: whoever got it managed to fashion something entirely original and unexpected while delivering a cinematic Dredd that fans of the comic book would be more than satisfied with.
To make sure you've got a good grip on your staff while you're on the battlefield, it's a good idea to fashion something to hold onto.
I believe that a piece of imaginative work is better when it bears the least resemblance to its maker, when its maker has been able to fashion something completely separate.
"It takes a long time to hand-fashion something, and I sometimes get eager to express more ideas more quickly," he said.
