Sentence examples for give shape to something from inspiring English sources
The look is moody and artificial, but without momentum from a narrative it falls flat.All of the players play their parts with admirable gusto given the paucity of the script, but they can't give shape to something that feels shapeless.
Mr. Burns and Ms. Novick try to construct a larger story around the career of Barry Bonds, who set the single-season and career home run records while becoming embroiled in the steroid scandals, but it never really coheres into something that can give shape to the entire four-hour documentary.
When George is bound up with Everest ("It's my mountain"), at home in England, Ruth cares for the children ("They are always wanting something, their insistent demands giving shape to the long days") and even mollifies her in-laws.
Conceived of and given shape as something more inspiring and more anchored in place than the typical travel event, it aims "to reinvent the consumer travel show for a crowd seeking more interaction and a better sense of NYC and beyond".
Barry adds: " You gotta give something to get something.
Back-to-School Saturday represents an "opportunity to get out in front of this key audience," she added, in a relevant way that "gives shape and focus to something that's already existed, elevating it, event-izing it and celebrating it".
