Sentence examples for it was fashioned as from inspiring English sources

It was fashioned as an open letter to Congress, saying "Don't tax our groceries".

It was fashioned as an executive agreement because, as Secretary of State John Kerry told the House Judiciary Committee, "you can't pass a treaty anymore".

Mozilla is billing the looming "second round" of market launches as evidence of momentum for its fledgling OS — an OS that it's fashioned as an Android alternative carriers' pet (FFopennessness provides telcos with a platform they can mould how they please, cladding it in carrier colours or larding it with their own content).

Mozilla is billing the looming "second round" of market launches as evidence of momentum for its fledgling OS — an OS that it's fashioned as an Android alternative carriers' pet (FFopennessness provides telcos with a platform they can mould how they please, cladding it in carrier colours or larding it with their own content).

It is fashioned as a slopping roof to drain off water.

It was fashion as an application of spontaneity".

It was fashion as metaphor: At age 80, Moreno has let go of the need to make a certain impression.

MoT is supposed to limit patents to technological or industrial processes, it has been fashioned as a gatekeeper, a threshold analysis if you will.

"They might be inappropriate to go to a financial meeting, but I wear them anyway". It is fashion as strategy, for Arora is founder and chief executive of Glam Media, a collection of fashion Web sites that in two years has built the largest audience of any women's outpost online.

In a sense, this is documentation of 'the clothes mak[ing[ the [wo]man.' It's fashion as persona, as armour, as frivolity, as freedom.

It truly was fashion as art.