When it came to confecting an image, playing the sex card was, paradoxically, playing it safe.
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With her first museum retrospective, the artist (and fashion muse) talks about confecting fanciful works with a core of steel.
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Ever the connoisseur of crank, Gale offers his own drug confecting services to Gus after criticizing the samples that he's been asked to test.
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On other occasions when the immigration issue has flared up, Democrats have argued that Trump and his allies were confecting a crisis that did not really exist.
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Wang Feng of the University of California, Irvine, accuses defenders of the one-child policy of confecting a common official claim, namely that the policy "averted" 400m births.
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Mr. Trump accused the news media of confecting a battle between himself and the intelligence services (in fact, he had previously compared the services to Nazi Germany in a Twitter post).
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Rather than confecting absurd examples of religious intolerance, such as the imagined expulsion of gay students, Banyan would do better to reflect on what it is that has brought this country to the point where legislation is needed to enforce the right to religious liberty.
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But if the Sweetheart has undergone a few pop culture updates over the its long, pastel-tinted reign (I certainly don't remember "Bae Mine" from back in the fifth grade), the process for confecting these cheekily demonstrative delicacies has remained pretty much unchanged since the turn of the century.
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He wanted to be a poet but suffered from a day job, or at least a source of regular income, that was at this stage a discipline almost as interesting: he was a popular house artist on the online-community site AllFreeekArt, confecting pornographic cartoons according to the punctilious specifications of a zealously loyal and steadily expanding client base.
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In 2006, she moved to Milan, Italy to attend design classes at the Burgo Fashion and Design Institute. In Milan, she developed her talent as a fashion designer and After 18 months she returned to her homeland, her creations started to attract attention. and confecting traditional robes, gowns and evening dress for actresses, jewellery models, cosmetics fairs and magazine photo shoots. In 2011, she has specialised in fashion design.
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Pazzano, Sam. Toronto Sun, "Students' insults upset spy", July 4, 2008 At the trial, RCMP mole Mubin Shaikh was accused of "confecting evidence" in order to protect the youth by the crown prosecutor who made the rare move of labeling his own witness as hostile. The youth was accused of shoplifting camping gear from a Canadian Tire, and removing a spy-camera that had been placed outside the ringleader's apartment door by the police. He was sentenced to 2 years which was already served, and released in May 2009 although a DNA sample was taken and he was given 2 years probation and a 10-year prohibition against owning weapons.
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Sabbath gatherings from the chronicles of Johann Jakob Wick The characterization of the witch in Europe is not derived from a single source. The familiar witch of folklore and popular superstition is a combination of numerous influences. At the end of the Middle Ages, the recurring beliefs about witches were: The Malleus Maleficarum (1486) declared that the four essential points of witchcraft were renunciation of the Catholic faith, devotion of body and soul to evil, offering up unbaptized children to the Devil, and engaging in orgies that included intercourse with the Devil; in addition, witches were accused of shifting their shapes, flying through the air, abusing Christian sacraments, and confecting magical ointments. Witches were credited with a variety of magical powers.
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