Sentence examples for giving structure to from inspiring English sources

Models: Giving structure to the data being passed around the Action.

Polanyi defined institutions broadly as uniting, stabilizing, and giving structure to the economic process.

Schools everywhere were grappling with the task of giving structure to students in the midst of chaos.

"Little things like insistence on uniform, pupils standing up when the teacher walks into the room are all important in giving structure to children's lives," he says.

When wheat flour is mixed with water, gluten strands develop and strengthen, giving structure to a batter or dough — a characteristic desirable in a crusty loaf of bread, but less so in a light pastry or crust.

The diatonic (nonchromatic) basis of 18th-century functional harmony was in the main respected, as was the orderly process of modulation as a means for giving structure to large musical forms.

They give structure to everyday life.

It gave structure to his days.

A studied duality gives structure to its teeming details.

The questions give structure to the evening, without awkward pauses.

It helps give structure to our days and our lives.