Sentence examples for definite shape from inspiring English sources

It was the only piece of furniture we had with a solid and definite shape.

The match - which had lost a day through rain - had now taken its definite shape.

amoeboid -- Having no definite shape to the cell, able to change shape.

New zooids bud from the ancestrula to produce colonies of definite shape and growth habit.

The internal organs have a definite shape and assume some primitive function.

At the same time his historical novels (e.g., Jacob van Artevelde; 1849) took a more definite shape.

"I like definite shapes," he once wrote, and his landscapes approach the abstract in their preference for flat planes and hard lines and patterns.

Reading the best work here is like watching watercolors blur across wet paper, gradually mingling to produce soft yet definite shapes.

Covalent bonds are directional, meaning that atoms so bonded prefer specific orientations relative to one another; this in turn gives molecules definite shapes, as in the angular (bent) structure of the H2O molecule.

That means it can capture video with fully visible objects even in situations where the human eye would be hard-pressed to make out any definite shapes.

There would be no point in my trying to express to you in words all the immeasurable bliss of the feeling that seizes me when the principal idea has manifested itself and begins to burgeon into definite shapes.