Sentence examples for could have molded from inspiring English sources

They also tried to figure out how selection could have molded the traits of distasteful and palatable butterflies that have converged on the color patterns that warn or deceive predators about their toxicity or distastefulness.

I realized if I stayed, I could have molded into the employee my bosses loved and I would be that person I imagined during four years of undergrad.

Her high-heeled court shoes could have been molded in the 1950s.

In articulated dresses that could have been molded from Play-Dog they resembled dancing marshmallows or Michelin ladies or maybe angelic Botero paintings brought to life and dancing en pointe.

Riley has molded Oregon State into his image.

Natural selection has molded evolution across all taxa.

But it would stand to reason that someone as strong in the force as Ani could have been inadvertently molding her personality into the idealized version he thinks he wants.

What first fills your vision is a shoe of gleaming black leather, possibly plastic, mounting to a gray trouser leg of synthetic fabric so clean and sharply creased it could have been cast in a mold.

Such habitats limit interpretive options for fractal Ediacaran fossils such as Dickinsonia to lichenized or unlichenized fungi, but other Ediacaran fossils could have been slime molds or microbial colonies.

But because of the way it was done, the mold could have easily broken apart, and the only person who figured out how to transport it to the foundry for casting was Philip Reid, a slave.

Also, as the cleanup for homes, as well as public areas, was prolonged and difficult, molds could have occurred in some environments and contributed to allergic reactions.