Sentence examples for figure shaped from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most arresting figure in the exhibition is a jaraik, a protective figure shaped like a mythical animal.

Only 27% of this group believe that the deeply religious senator from Illinois shares their values a figure shaped partly by revulsion for his preacher, Jeremiah Wright, partly by the mistaken belief that Mr Obama is a Muslim, but mostly by his uncompromising support of abortion choice.Mr McCain's biggest problem among evangelicals has been one of intensity rather than broad preference.

With England captain Wayne Rooney raising a smile sitting to his right, Hodgson was happy to revise the public perception of the 67-year-old as a measured figure shaped by a nomadic career - one where some of his greatest successes came here in Switzerland, particularly when he guided the national side to the 1994 World Cup in the United States.

In some senses, the key figure shaping the agenda for this summit is not Mr Cameron nor the activists, but Margaret Hodge.

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These are figures shaped by ministerial experience, the highs of victory, the trauma of defeat.

Michael Siberry, as the proud Duke of Florence, and John Gaden, as Monticelso, the sour cardinal who becomes the pope, come closer to drawing portraits of figures shaped and warped by a particular society.

In the 1940s and 1950s, the "sweater girl" aesthetic used the kittenish fluff of a fitted sweater as the perfect showcase for figures shaped by the new bullet bras.

At ground level, looking up at the stainless steel figures, are two more figures shaped to look like a father and son.

Actually, that's rather like at least one theory of history itself, that great figures shape events.