Sentence examples for more definite shape from inspiring English sources
At the same time his historical novels (e.g., Jacob van Artevelde; 1849) took a more definite shape.
Upon the building of St. James's Palace across the fields, the City of Westminster took more definite shape around the court.
When Henry VIII in 1529 began to convert Cardinal Wolsey's York Place into the royal palace of Whitehall and to build St. James's Palace across the fields, the City of Westminster began to take more definite shape around the court.
As time has gone by, her beliefs have started taking more definite shape.
Make more definite shapes for the strawberries, including both whole and half fruits.
It is about 7" long approximately and is bent more toward the tip in a definite shape of a letter "j", or a hook, to attempt to describe it to you.
What previously looked like nothing more than scattered rocks would suddenly take on a definite shape and appear to form new lines stretching off into the horizon.
When a cry of "Land ahoy!" rings out, Jim sees a distant outline, at first "no more definite than a breath on a windowpane," then acquiring substance and becoming "an almond shape, like half an eye," then transforming into a mountain, then "three mountains, running up clear in spires of naked rock".
An informal pond is more like a natural pond where it follows the ground's natural lines and has no definite shape.
Bit more definite – the man.
Smolin furnishes the more definite answer.
