Sentence examples for novel shaping from inspiring English sources

They conspire to ease her death, and this produces an overwhelming guilt that runs through the novel, shaping them in unlikely ways.

Calcium fluoride (CaF2) crystals were grown by gradient freeze technique (GF), and especially a novel shaped crystal growth method was presented to grow dome-shaped crystal.

So the challenge was making something novel shaped that was still a sequence of short stories.

This is a novel shaped by all that it leaves out.

As Liam goes through the expected culture shock, the novel shapes up to be the story of two misfits coming together, and one wishes it featured more of that.

Ten years after Robert McCrum first picked those great novels he's gone back to the classics, this time assembling a "work-in-progress" list of the best English-language novels, "shaped by the narrative" of Anglo-American fiction.

There's more to the trend than just a novel shape, though.

Now we may see novel shapes that will be exclusive to small cars.

Kandinsky's own work continued to explore "content" as novel shapes and colors crowded his canvases.

Instead, they give novel shape to our points of agreement, what Richard Hell called "the classic lyric styles".

From this blueprint, Whedon has built a show that, like "Buffy," twists comic-book structures into novel shapes.