Sentence examples for creative shaping from inspiring English sources

No, their objects show a knowing, creative, shaping simplicity, and to look at a single Shaker box is to see an attenuated asymmetry, a slender, bending eccentricity, which truly anticipates and rivals the bending organic sleekness of Brancusi's "Bird in Flight" or the algorithmic logic of Bauhaus spoons and forks.

In a speech, Gauck had praised "all the people who aren't satisfied with their powerlessness, and who break out of their powerlessness to creative shape their freedom".

Fewer countries are in better creative shape than the UK.

"I like the creative shape that we see in this new car and I think when a car surprises you from the first look it is usually a positive thing.

If you have ever wanted to write fiction or want a set of "writerly exercises" to keep in creative shape, the prompts below will get you focused and ready to create.

"This is my first Annual Report as Chairman and, despite all the noise around the BBC, I think the past year shows that it remains an extraordinary national institution and is in strong creative shape". Public service broadcasting in the 21st century: renaissance or retreat?

Use cookie cutters to cut sandwiches or other items into creative shapes.

What better illustration of the creative shape than Being John Malkovich, where characters go on a journey into somebody else's head to find something lacking within themselves?

Don't make yourself nuts trying to assemble special doggie bags for the animals or attempting to make the dog's food into creative shapes if it becomes too big of a hassle.

"There's nothing more creative than shaping earth," he said.

He saw the theory of natural selection as placing the creative causes shaping evolution 'in the actual life of living things… especially in the vital drama of the success or failure of each of their enterprises' (Fisher 1950, p. 17).