Abseiling off the London Eye might sound scary, but it seems like performing in all its shapes and forms can have mental repercussions.
This gigantic volume reveals the poet's absorption of human experience in all its shapes and sizes, and his delight in reporting it from every conceivable point of view.
Yet the book, for all its shape-shifting comedy, has a heft of despair to it, an honest nihilism, as expressed by Martin Finnucane, an unrepentant robber.
She's a fond, competent mother and wife whose true passion is candy, in all its shapes, textures and flavors.
In his response, however, Von Trier acknowledges that "in my opinion, freedom of speech, in all its shapes, is part of basic human rights.
The movie, shown last winter at the Sundance Film Festival, is a paean to pregentrified urban life in all its shapes, ages and colors.
Truman Capote, describing the composition of In Cold Blood, spoke of "maintaining a stylistic and emotional upper hand over your material", asserting that "the greatest intensity in art in all its shapes and sizes is achieved with a deliberate, hard and cool head".
I believe that the human body is beautiful in all its shapes and sizes.
Axel Alonso denied the character was created out of political correctness, stating "Simple fact is Marvel comics reflect the world in all its shapes, sizes and colors.
Despite it's uncanny look and quality, there's something that continues to inexplicably draw people to this strange and pliable substance in all its shapes and forms.
Shakespeare's "talent consisted in sympathy with human nature, in all its shapes, degrees, depressions, and elevations", and this attitude could be considered immoral only if one considers morality to be "made up of antipathies".
