Sentence examples for were fashioned by from inspiring English sources

Early stone tools were fashioned by using a pebble to knock large flakes off a chunk of flint.

If nature were fashioned by a hands-on Divine Artificer, it ought to exhibit a certain elegance and efficiency.

Figurines are hollow and largely mold-made in the Late Classic, while they were fashioned by hand in the Early Classic.

The Orkney Islands were fashioned by glacial erosion of the underlying sandstone, limestone, and igneous rocks into low, undulating hills, covered extensively by glacial deposits.

In Tambora, a district of government-subsidized housing for the poor, polling stations were fashioned by pulling tarpaulins over open-air courtyards of the apartment blocks.

"No leader on the world stage today could ever create a political system as brutal and as expansionist as those that were fashioned by Hitler, Stalin and their henchmen," Wolfe writes.

"Gin and tonic was fashioned by war," Foley tells me.

Perhaps fittingly, the Rangers' comeback in this game was fashioned by young players.

O'Connor, 43, says her mother's behaviour was fashioned by a church that normalised abuse.

The segoni-kun masks that are fashioned by the Bambara in Mali are aesthetically among the most interesting.

Together they have been fashioned by this conflict into an effective political force, less hobbled by the opposition.