Sentence examples for its shapes from inspiring English sources
What will survive of us is love, Philip Larkin once wrote, and in a weird, unsentimental way, this is necessarily true: only a steady infusion of softness can keep alive even the most hard-edged of forms, and the softness of retrospective love blurs comedy's boundaries even as it reproduces its shapes.
The building channels curiosity through its shapes and composition; it therefore provides a clue to a possible significance through its name, but does not declare it openly.
Abseiling off the London Eye might sound scary, but it seems like performing in all its shapes and forms can have mental repercussions.
Pottery is another stellar category, although -- perhaps because its shapes refer more to tradition -- it tends to appear less original than the jewelry.
A NEW museum rises from Seattle's streets like great, billowing clouds of rippling aluminum and stainless steel, its shapes so devoid of straight lines that it appears to have been grown rather than to have been built by human hands.
This gigantic volume reveals the poet's absorption of human experience in all its shapes and sizes, and his delight in reporting it from every conceivable point of view.
Making it this thick will help it keep its shape.
This will help it retain its shape.
If the mixture holds to its shape, it is ready.
It also holds its shape when cooked.
