Sentence examples for more shape than from inspiring English sources

Netherlands Coach Marco van Basten said: "Physically, you would say we are in more shape than the Russians.

But they came in far more shapes than disposable pans made of foil.

"There isn't anything more stressful or more shaping than being responsible for peoples' lives," he said.

Computerized virtual wind tunnels let designers test more shapes than if they had to place each one in an actual wind tunnel.

Evans is magnificent, pulling more shapes than a Plasticine man, and there's a vintage performance from Christopher Walken as psychotic Caesar, the rodent exterminator.

Some of this feels more shaped than organic: the conduit for Gary's self-improvement is a baldly functional character whose dialogue works too hard at being punchy; and Renee's softening seems too tidy.

The degree 7 RRMF curves offer more shape freedoms than the quintics, but only one of the four possible classes of these curves has been satisfactorily described.

(Read More: Europe in Better Shape Than US: Strategists).

I normally avoid the word, defined by art attempting to impress with more shape and style than it actually possesses.

But the famous work has more shape, shade and depth than Trifonov found in it.

Klipsch's earbuds also have a more oval shape than typical round earbuds, making them far more comfortable.