Sentence examples for living shape from inspiring English sources

Would the so-called libertarians who defend Nick Griffin's right to call Islam a "wicked, vicious faith" also have defended Hitler's right to say of the Jews: "the personification of the devil as the symbol of all evil assumes the living shape of the Jew"?

Everything is going crazy and you're not in charge and nothing makes sense and you're hoping to come out of it in some living shape.

Ice age cave painters saw the strange stone formations deep in caves as living shapes: they painted horses on to horse-shaped rocks and bisons on suggestive overhangs.

Yet while skeletons generally seem like the frames of living shapes, that is not the case here.

They demonstrated how the communities where the mothers were living shaped the prevalence of neonatal mortality in conjunction with the composition of the individual characteristics.

How does where you live, and how you live, shape individual and national identity?

She explains: "I seek not only to explore how the world in which Hellman lived shaped the choices she made, but to ask how the life she lived illuminates the world she confronted..

It can even serve as a proxy for experiences audience members haven't actually lived, shaping their views on people of color and women ― and shaping the way those people view themselves. .

Their lives shape the novel, but they are not its most charismatic figures.

The basic premise is always the same – a meditation on how reading shapes our lives, and our lives shape our reading – but within this the scope can be wide or narrow.

Those chapters in our lives shape us -- shape us, not define us.