Sentence examples for little shaping from inspiring English sources

If testimony needed so little shaping to beguile an audience of strangers, the novel would never have evolved from the primordial soup of daily lives.

Nondrinker experimental subjects shaped to abstinence, while controlled drinker experimental subjects practiced appropriate drinking behaviors with little shaping, a result attributed to instructions.

"Each little shape is carved and shaped, and we were very specific that we didn't want them to be perfect shapes".

Also, album sounds like fifty intros — little shape or narrative.

Vegetable soups thickened with little shapes of pasta.

"It's nice with a little shape around the face, no?" he asked Bidault-Waddington.

In a separate pan, boil any leftover pasta (little shapes are best, or spaghetti strands, snapped into bits) until cooked.

The vocabulary is crucial, and the six repetands are versatile little shape-shifters: "on", "past", "fit", "eyes," "to" and "skin".

So long as little shapes swooped or trembled or danced to music, they seemed to have purpose and meaning.

The little shape on my cell phone's screen looks like a martini glass, but it signifies signal strength.

The Beringer seemed fresh and in that sense reflected the vintage, yet was big and broad with little shape or finesse.