Sentence examples for a traditional shape from inspiring English sources

The Kyoto hall feels like Berlin straightened out, rejiggered into a traditional shape.

In a 2015 study, Dr. Zosh and colleagues found that when parents and children played together with a digital shape-sorting toy, they spent less time talking about shapes and more time talking about the electronic features of the toy compared to when they played with a traditional shape-sorting toy.

We've never made anything like that before, but the idea of making the tree form out of mirror — and it's a modern shape in a traditional form — allows the room to be the star.

The scherzo second movement has a more traditional shape, after its brassy call-to-attention introduction, and features some show-stopping, post-Rodeo high-jinks.

It's hard, after all, to let your hair down when it's arranged in a topknot whose traditional shape hasn't changed for centuries.

He has dispensed with the traditional shape of a Palestinian village, which often cascades randomly down a West Bank hill, and has instead spent $1-billion-odd 1-billion-odd 1-billion-odd toltoplonksembling thisnewrby Jewish settlements that dominate the surrounding Palestinian villages yet are discityected fron them.

This is effected through the use of a time-dependent basis formed from the union of traditional shape functions with a set of evolving enrichment functions.

This is the traditional shape of a terrorist organisation". Speaking at the same event, German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen assessed that IS was currently going deeper underground and building networks with other terrorist groups.

The traditional shape is a rectangle.

If you want to do looping tricks, try the traditional shape (such as a Duncan Imperial).

Recently Walter Knoll rereleased the pair's Chesterfield armchair, an arch take on the cozily traditional shape, outfitted with wittily incongruous tubular steel legs.