Sentence examples for much the shape from inspiring English sources

That seems to be the basic thing — not so much the shape of the movement as its musicality, its play with rhythm.

"This is very much the shape of things to come and has hopefully taught this arrogant Tory government to cease their disrespect towards the nations of Scotland and Wales and the people of Northern Ireland.

The second is put neatly by Philip Larkin: "Hearing a poem, as opposed to reading it on the page, means you miss so much — the shape, the punctuation, the italics, even knowing how far you are from the end".

"This is very much the shape of things to come, and has hopefully taught this arrogant Tory government to cease their disrespect towards the nations of Scotland and Wales and the people of Northern Ireland.

The skewness which is a measure for how much the shape of the spectrum below the centre of gravity is different from the shape above the mean frequency.

It is calculated as.   (iv) The kurtosis which is a measure for how much the shape of the spectrum around the centre of gravity is different from a Gaussian shape.

Of course, in the heavily Democratic city, much of the shape of the Council was determined in the delayed primary on Sept. 25.

This will dictate much of the shape of their season.

The whole thing is encased in an elastomeric sheath very much in the shape of a small ray.

Due to the statistical average effect, the efficiency relies much on the shape of the turbulence spectrum.

The liver has a special shape, with the lower segments of the right lobe tapering down vertically, much like the shape of a cone.