Sentence examples for personal shape from inspiring English sources

The "storms" of temptation, as he calls them, buffeted him with almost physical violence; voices urged him to blaspheme; the texts of Scriptures, which seemed to him to threaten damnation, took on personal shape and "did pinch him very sore".

The pop accessibility of NEW SENSATIONS was not a capitulation to the marketplace, but a sign of the kind of strong personal shape Reed was in.

As with his remarks about women voters, Romney's comments suggest that identity rather than policies are what win elections, which may explain his personal shape-shifting.

By definition, this kind of selection is personal, shaped by this journalist's taste in games.

And yet, Meacham hastens to add, while the personal shapes political culture, it does not preclude the pursuit of principled policies.

For instance, even if our theoretical models do not specify it, we might in the context of analysis, discover that "tone of voice" or "sharing of personal anecdotes" shape how dialogue is shaped.

The fluctuating levels of clarity inherent in both folklore and personal history shape most of Sheers' writing.

Opportunities outside marriage and personal qualities shape an individual's relative attractiveness, and are found to enhance a spouse's role and decision power in the household, affecting household choices2.

They mold our personal values, shape our perceptions, and undermine our political process.

Using Bourdieu's theory of practice [ 19] for conceptualizing prescribing style, it can be defined as a personal habitus shaped in response to external demands, which results in a pattern of thinking and doing, without necessarily rational or conscious reasoning.

This programme will provide both professional and personal support, shaped around the local challenges.