Sentence examples for earliest shaped from inspiring English sources

At the same time he expanded one of his Precisionist geometries outward to the edges of a stepped panel, making one of the earliest shaped abstract paintings in this country, although it also resembles a Sienese altarpiece.

The early shaping, removing large amounts of material, may use a compressed-air chisel; otherwise it's all done by hand, using progressively finer chisels and two weights of mallet (the smaller, oddly, known as a dummy).

What were some of your early shaping experiences?

Early shaping might involve matrix remodeling, i.e., resorption by osteoclasts followed by new bone deposition in a different pattern.

Even if St. Aubyn's memories of his earlier life, shaped by trauma, are not perfectly accurate, he seems to take care to transmit his memories accurately.

Greek Buddha shows how their Early Buddhism shaped the philosophy of Pyrrho, the famous founder of Pyrrhonian scepticism in ancient Greece.

Turner discusses Van Morrison's youth in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and how early experiences shaped his perceptions.

Publishers Weekly: "Woodson draws on all the senses to trace the milestones in a woman's life and how her early experiences shaped her identity".

Today, on the eighty-first birthday of Martin Luther King, I'm thinking about my early years, shaped in Florida, Georgia and Texas throughout a period of racial upheaval.

It is an opportunistic combination of two myths: the "Dravidian race" myth and another that purports that early Christianity shaped the major Hindu classics!

Preliminary data analysis was carried out at this stage; emergent themes and issues from earlier interviews shaped the structure of subsequent discussions.