From the same source are drawn ideas as pure as those of the philosophical Vedic hymn,(1) and as wild as those of the Vedic Purusha Sukta, or legend of the fashioning of the world out of the mangled limbs of Purusha.
This has immediate bearing on the possible fashioning of such areas.
The network is not only a mesh de facto, then, but one de jure, which, subsequent to the fashioning of the seas and continents and what these have now become, has been superposed upon them.
Speaking and fashioning are after all only incidentals in all arts and sciences; thinking and imagining are the essentials, and they are only possible in a passive state.
In the foreground, on the right, was Prometheus, in the act of fashioning men.
His first two days of practice may be of the greatest importance in fashioning his style.
It is useless to think about fashioning the links from the plan which will now have been formed, until those natural disadvantages of the land, which cannot be allowed to remain, have been removed.
If it so please thee, say that neither loves Aught but his life's desire, fashioning it Adorably to marvellous song and beauty.
You will admit, I think, that if instead of fashioning wood by tools it were possible to make the wood grow into the shape desired, it would not only be curious, but under certain circumstances useful.
But whatever the reach of this knowledge, it was not sufficient to prevent him from harbouring the presumptuous hope of so choosing and so fashioning the heart and mind of a woman that they should be as concave mirrors to his own.
For what right had he to desire the fashioning of any woman after his ideas?
Whence then cometh such a marvellous fashioning of a living creature?
Estranged from the truth, thou hast been led astray by false images, fashioning statues and attaching to the works of thine own hands the name of God.
True to the spirit of the age Bion gave much thought to the idea of reform in the matter of globe construction, especially in the matter of fashioning globe gores and their attachment to the surface of the sphere.
Who first conceived the idea of fashioning globe gore maps we do not know.
Why, such men are false apostles, deceitful workers, fashioning themselves into apostles of Christ.
For such men are false apostles, deceitful workers, fashioning themselves into apostles of Christ.
The Chinese and Japanese have ever been clever in the fashioning of small cabinets, and many delightful little boxes, cabinets, and jewellery receptacles have been brought over to this country.
Many of the polished metal mirrors of those days were adorned with precious stones and had handles of mother-o'-pearl; and silver and gold were common in the fashioning of the framework.
In a large collection the variations are at once recognized; yet the same idea seems to have run through the minds of the artists in fashioning these jugs, so essentially typical of the age in which they were made and used.
Her little fingers were busily engaged in fashioning a skirt of grasses for a much-disheveled doll which a kindly disposed slave had made for her a year or two before.
Its little mother, far from fashioning her own conduct after the example set her by her father and nurse, went to the extreme of indulgence.
As she sat there this day before The Sheik's goatskin tent, fashioning a skirt of grasses for Geeka, The Sheik appeared suddenly approaching.
The fashioning of these portents is a popular trade, like ploughing or bricklaying; the men who made bridges, the men who made ditches, were the men who made deities.
Then she inserted the dexterous needle into the fashioning of the "shell" and bent her reflective, smiling face over the swift serpentines of the "zephyr.
She affected to shift the rings on her fingers, then took up the crochet-needle and bent her head to the deft fashioning of shells.
The wealth that Moses procured for himself in fashioning the Torah, was a reward for having taken charge of the corpse of Joseph while all the people were appropriating to themselves the treasures of Egyptians.
So surely is there nought more terrible and shameless than a woman who imagines such evil in her heart, even as she too planned a foul deed, fashioning death for her wedded lord.
So that one night we rested, thinking hard things against each other, for Zeus was fashioning for us a ruinous doom.
But of men there is none living, howsoever strong in his youth, that could lightly upheave it, for a great token is wrought in thefashioning of the bed, and it was I that made it and none other.
It is like a fashioning tool which the cabinet makers use in cutting out designs upon a piece of wood.
The passage seems to refer not merely to the rounding out of historic periods, but also to the fashioning of an ideal of human character, and at least a partial realization of that ideal in Hebrew heroes.
The received revelation concerning God would warrant us in fashioning any theory as to the richness of his inner constitution which might even measurably satisfy our minds.
How many persons took part in its fashioning and its filling?
He saw the men that he helped to make good as a husbandry that he was cultivating for the Lord, as a building that he was fashioning for Christ's sake.
He was a helper of God in the fashioning of his temple.
Little traces of his individuality were evident in the fashioning of this clerical garment.
The fashioning of a sea-worthy, or even a river-worthy boat, must have been in ancient times as difficult a task as was the fashioning of the first aeroplane in our own day.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fashioning" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
