Sentence examples for giving shape to from inspiring English sources

"Rodia was a master at giving shape to the invisible.

Brambilla limited herself just to giving shape to Berlusconi's ideas.

It becomes a way of giving shape to what otherwise might remain mute and inchoate.

"We believe that our decision to be listed reflects the role India played in giving shape to the Copenhagen Accord.

— Five mustangs pounded across the high desert recently, their dark manes and tails giving shape to the wind.

Consuelo Castiglioni's clothes for Marni were conspicuously cleaner than usual, with peplums or folded pieces of fabric giving shape to full-skirted dresses in black or white cotton.

"The blinking of its ruby lights could be seen at dusk from Windsor Castle, the terminal's forms giving shape to the promises of modernity".

Giving shape to the "uncontainable" forces of emotion and dream among the grit of actual fact turns out to be Edward Hirsch's most vital ambition.

Giving shape to a painful experience is powerful because it helps us to see first, how we got through it; second, how we can share it.

On Thursday morning the Oscar nominees will at last be revealed, giving shape to what has been an unusually multidimensional race.

I knew I was risking their wrath by giving shape to the well god, the storage-house god and the others.