Sentence examples for but also shape from inspiring English sources

There was vigor and élan in the first movement but also shape and grandeur.

The Times regularly reminds us that our food choices not only affect our physical health but also shape our social, environmental, economic and cultural identities.

"We have achieved extensive and unprecedented legally binding protections for employees that not only strengthen their job security but also shape the values and principles that the Royal Mail Group will operate under as a private organisation".

In his final work, The History of Sexuality, this controversial thinker argued that far from being the universal urge Freud identified, libido is shaped by "discourses" of sexuality that not only regulate but also shape and promote desire.

"We are in a moment in time when we have to make not just important short-term decisions but also shape the long-term," said Carlos Ghosn, chief executive of the carmaker Renault and one of the 120 men invited to the forum.

Thus the same alloy not only exhibits superelasticity, but also shape memory effect after unloading when heated.

Media reflects society, but also shapes it.

Both volumes transformed the English language, but also shaped ideas about human nature, freedom and responsibility.

I refer not to the collected works of William Shakespeare but a contemporary rival volume that has not only sold non-stop for 400 years but also shaped our imaginative landscape: the King James Bible.

The expansive spending infuses the campaign — the mayor plans to spend $80 million on his re-election this year — but also shapes the lives of aides who follow Mr. Bloomberg to City Hall.

It fails, for example, to include a description of the familiar force of gravity, which not only keeps us rooted to the ground but also shapes the universe at the scale of stars and galaxies.