Sentence examples for a normal shape from inspiring English sources

Is Haffner's lust of a normal shape and size, or is it some tragicomic flaw?

After all the madness of hospice nurses and morphine and final confessions, the relentless deathlike goings-on you've endured, life will snap back to a normal shape.

"When the farrier came to take the shoes off, he had to gradually work the foot back to a normal shape," said Diana Pikulski, executive director of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation.

The doctor did not mention that he had taken the child's misshapen head in his hands, trying to massage it into something like a normal shape before the mother saw him.

The curve has shifted back toward a normal shape.

(D1) Pericycle cells maintained a normal shape surrounded by cytoplasm (arrow) in Nipponbare-4x.

And because of this, I have seen first hand that as long as a person has a relatively normal shape, creative costuming, make-up and wigging can disguise just about anything short of how tall someone is.

Ross Walker, UK economist at RBS, who upgraded the bank's GDP growth forecasts after the news, to 1.3% this year and 2% in 2014, said: "The recovery is taking on a more normal shape".

Frequently, vision is greatly improved after the surgery, but even if the actual visual acuity does not improve, because the cornea is a more normal shape after the healing is completed, patients can more easily be fitted with corrective lenses.

Additionally, we often observed intermediate phenotypes in baz (data not shown) and baz clones where mutant cells retained a relatively normal shape and displayed junctional DE-cad localization (Fig. 6D″, arrows) but strongly diminished apical aPKC localization (Fig. 6D′″, arrows).

Apparently, carboxysomes lacking the shell proteins CsoS4A and CsoS4B, despite being able to assume an apparently normal shape and displaying near wild-type protein composition (sans CsoS4A and CsoS4B), lack the protein interactions that are necessary to form a "CO2-tight" shell.