Sentence examples for shape a picture from inspiring English sources

And it's dubious that Simone's abuser should be given so much of an opportunity to shape a picture that seeks to tell the story of a woman who was so fiercely independent.

The list highlights every aspect of our coverage, and when taken together these pieces shape a picture of the issues and stories that mattered most to us over the last year.

Fussell, in what he called "an elegaic commentary", shaped a picture of the horrors of the first world war, and the cold stupidity of its leaders, made more trenchant by his own experiences in the second world war.

The resulting five closed shapes together will form a picture of a 117 Across.

Burri was against image, interpretation, more or less everything except the rectilinear shape of a picture.

(He conveniently provides supporting evidence in the shape of a picture of himself at Giza).Another recent book discusses the achievements of both Leonardos far more captivatingly as it builds up to the story of a remarkable proof made in 1824 by Niels Abel, a 21-year-old Norwegian mathematician, who died in poverty a scant five years later.

Recent estimates contribute to shape a different picture: With more than 570m farms worldwide; 90% of which run by an individual or family, which produce about 80% of the world's food.

The purpose of this survey is to gather material which will help shape a global picture of soil pollution and identify gaps and areas of intervention that can trigger action at national, regional and global level.

"He was talking about what he had done in the last three months and how he had stayed in shape – he had a picture on the fridge of the guy who is pregnant to remind him [not to overeat]," Nee said.

2, 15 So far, it is unclear which processes may substitute for these paradigms, or flank them in shaping a complete picture of disease etiology.

As a writer and an artist, a mother of 6 and a grandmother of 12, I am aware that color and shapes found in a picture book trigger thoughts, and thoughts become words.