At the time, she was just giving shape to an idea of her own, New Visions, a series intended to bring other dimensions -- most notably the visual and the theatrical -- to bear on the presentation of classical music.
But it was Mr. Zelman's close friendship with members of the orchestra, including Mr. Resel and Mr. Hellsberg, that gave shape to the idea in the first place.
In this way, we show the steps followed to give shape to the idea presented (all the pictures refer to the second frame in the sequence).
Brambilla limited herself just to giving shape to Berlusconi's ideas.
In giving shape to his employer's ideas, Wells drew inspiration from two Roman palazzi -- the Farnese and, more extensively, the Cancelleria, both magnificent products of the High Renaissance in Italy.
Even if our work often comes out as sober and reduced, we consider our approach not a dogmatic attitude or a design preference, but always a reaction to the content and the ideas we give shape to".
A22 NASA Plans Return to Moon Combining an old concept, existing equipment and new ideas, NASA gave shape to President Bush's promise to send humans back to the Moon by the end of 2018.
I suspect that most fiction writers would instinctively agree that interacting with visual representations of a book in draft can help give shape to evanescent impressions or inspire new ideas.
For many, if not most, writers, things like plot, character development, and catharsis are not narrative fallbacks but dynamic tools that give shape to the stories they're passionate to tell or develop ideas that are uppermost on their minds.
Not to give shape to space, but to give shape to... emptiness.' " (Ellipsis in the original).
