Sentence examples for but shapes from inspiring English sources

Jarmusch noodles and doodles with ideas but shapes them into nothing very rewarding.

He found that monkeys were strongly affected by colour, but shapes and sounds meant little to them.

But "shapes of the teeth alone tell you what the animal is capable of eating, not what they eat on a day-to-day basis," he said.

This similarity suggests continuity in processing and neural structure and that native language does not create new networks but shapes preconstrained networks.

For spring, fabrics are still innovative, but shapes are more down-to-earth, with tough houndstooth tunics, cropped black trousers worn with layered tops or dyed python vests and thick-soled brogues.

It harks back to styles that shook up the late 1970s and early 1980s — new wave, David Bowie's avant-glam-rock, synth-pop — but shapes them with the Arcade Fire's own sense of structure and timing.

But shaping prosocial behavior is a tricky business.

"What's an arrangement but shape and color in sound?

Something based on my experiences, but shaped into a narrative.

"Never be aggressive, but shape the notes with the most expressive legato you can possibly manage".

But shape-shift as it may, it cannot satisfy the demands of the Egyptian people.