Sentence examples for feel the shape of from inspiring English sources

You can feel the shape of your skeleton.

Feel the shape of the wishbone with your fingers and ease it out; drop it into the bowl.

His team have used the technique to allow users to feel the shape of a virtual cup and ball, among other objects, while viewing them using special glasses to get a stereo-vision effect.

In 1982, young Randall opens by describing a spring in which he "felt the shape of a year for the first time"; later his "elation jolts to a halt".

"I felt the shape of the team was good, the back four were outstanding and the effort was terrific.

With model V, operators can Telesar can even "feel" the shape and temperature of objects, thanks to a set of sensors built into the hands.

Fortunately though, it turns out to be more a study in artist appreciation, a portrait of an angry and brilliant mind that asks you to feel the shape and texture of thoughts.

For some, the notion of a river that has felt the shaping hand of man is mildly distasteful, like an overly manicured golf course or a fussily symmetrical garden.

After all, people can (and often do) feel that a coin is round, but they never feel the round shape of a planet.

Nearly every woman has at times felt that the shape of her body has determined an overwhelming proportion of someone's response to her; ballet dancers, so much more intimately aware of their bodies' appearance and ability both, might — through professionalism, through necessity — have a healthier way of relating to their bodies than the rest of us.

At which point a previously unseen presence makes itself felt in the shape of a younger woman who looks to be in her mid-30s.