1. These companies pay lip-service to management development, fashioning their big progressive mouths with a cosmetic of highly developed lipstick techniques.

2. The neighbor, it turns out, is fashioning a crude, one-string instrument so he can play along.

3. Both theoretical and practical problems exist in fashioning out conceptual frameworks for the development of the continent.

4. During one hundred years, Peking University has been fashioning its tradition.

5. We are fashioning our defenses from the most advanced technology anywhere.

6. The countries of east Asia are fashioning institutions, standards and trade agreements, often without the US.

7. Certain proteins help copy nucleic acids by fashioning complementary strands that carry matching nucleotides.

8. From the rear he looked like an animal fashioning its nest.

9. The will to survive is extraordinary and at times overwhelming, capable of fashioning some form of normality even out of the darkest hour.

10. In the end, the State system of our own times scarcely permits the fashioning of new territorial entities.

11. She stripped away the outer shell brick by brick, and massaged the essence of the structure, fashioning a gothic cathedral.

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12. His urban types often sport European haute couture, a masking of the modern Beijing body, analogous to the fashioning of its modern face (Mask Series No. 2, 1997).

13. And as Lord Kitchener, Commander in Chief of the British Army, began fashioning the trench coat—then referred to simply as a “Burberry”—the place of this clothing item in society was sealed.

14. If the Administration won't take the legislative initiative, Congress should help to begin fashioning conservation measures.

15. There are lots of Ancient Near Eastern stories of ; Gods fashioning humans from clay; We have depictions of gods as potters at a potter's wheel just turning out lots of little humans.

16. This meant that "the King James Version was something of an acquired taste for Bellow"; more, that "claiming the canonical English version [was]...a conscious act of fashioning an American identity."