Sentence examples for shape far from inspiring English sources

But the project had seemed too daunting; digital effects weren't yet good enough to render creatures that changed shape far more radically than Transformers.

The latest American banking crisis is taking shape far from Wall Street and the empty subdivisions that stretch across the Sun Belt.

This is not to say she was without shape – far from it – but she did have a substantial bust and hips to match.

In our study, RNAi knock down of the expression of DhMYB1 using DhMYB1 dsRNA was able to produce a clear loss of function phenotype (altered epidermal cell shape) far more rapidly than could have been achieved via transgenic approaches, thus this may have potential for use in biotechnological applications as well as for research.

In fact, a PCA comparison of the mandible shapes of C57BL/6J, PWD and the hypothetical strain to a survey of wild populations that represents the natural range of variation in mandible shape [ 14] shows that the shape of the latter constitutes a "monster shape" far outside the range of natural variation.

According to Mr. Sherwood, his character has been shaped far more by tragedy.

Professor Moskos argued that the images of the armed services are shaped far more by current events than by advertising.

Whatever their public posturing, union leaders and ministers know that Britain's workplace is now shaped far more in Brussels than in London.

As a result, I hardly expect such visuals to shift many views, particularly given that responses to the science pointing to substantial, enduring greenhouse warming are shaped far more by divergent values, and feelings of risk, than the data.

They exemplify a career shaped far less by brand-name consistency than by intellectual and formal diversity: a less marketable way to go and one that should be more honored than it is.

It is an example of the way agriculture has become a globalised business; one in which even the produce raised closest to our kitchens is at the mercies of economic imperatives shaped far away.