Sentence examples for wrought from a from inspiring English sources

Japin's fiction, wrought from a few fragments of historical fact, fills in the gaps.

decide to chase after the white whale after hearing a description of the havoc it has wrought from a Spanish captain who has lost his arm and most of his crew.

Pliny also attributed the work to a collaboration of three artists, which seemed an affront to any concept of the individual genius in antiquity (as well as to this work being wrought from a single stone).

For the first time, I've realised how desire and lust and bitterness and guilt can be wrought from an assemblage of so few words and sounds in such a small space.

All the beauty and the horror of a great romance wrought from men and instruments by a master of directors.

But that is offset by what is clearly a burning sense of duty, wrought from years in the army, to do a job well.

Pulling, with a force wrought from God, curling, perhaps intertwining.

10.59pm BST A playlist wrought from the Corvette factory and clashing Twitter requests.

Chris, a dreamer and a book worm, finds a strange liberty in the dissolution of her family as a tragedy wrought from her dad's violent temper pulls them apart.

Dealmaker Bruce Wasserstein, famously nicknamed "Bid 'em up Bruce," died at the age of 61 in 2009, leaving his heirs a fortune wrought from years of fierce deal making.

It said, "Being insanely violent isn't exactly an uncommon trait amongst game characters, but driven by a rage wrought from his guilt (slaughtered thousands, including – oops – his wife and daughter) Kratos kills with such convincing visceral aggression it elevates him way beyond the status of brain-dead murder-bot".