Sentence examples for shape of how from inspiring English sources

That's the larger shape of how the Grand Central morning changes.

"What I say yes to and what I say no to creates the shape of how I am perceived," Waits's idiosyncratic document of complaint continues.

Naturally, this ignited an uproar within the tech industry (case in point), with that reaction essentially taking the shape of, "How dare the government hinder these fledgling platforms?" It's not an unfamiliar response from a community focused on tearing down walls, on pushing boundaries, and it wouldn't be the first time a government body were found acting as a hindrance rather than a help.

Dylan is looking for a rhythm, a meter, a pattern -- the shape of how the song, with words and music, could look on a page or a canvas, like a poem or a painting.

Team coaches are interested in the patterns and shapes of how the play unfolds.

In an exchange on Friday with ABC's John McWethy, the secretary denied being involved in administration efforts to shape perceptions of how the war was progressing.

When Campbell eventually had the effect removed, he was alarmed to notice that his face had actually "changed shape" because of how long the make-up had been applied, though it returned to normal after an extended amount of time.

I like the true unbound shape of them, how they come to small points, the soft peaks of beaten egg whites.

You don't have a clue what it should or shouldn't be, the size of them, shape of them, how many per millilitre".

The symmetric synapses, seen in chemically fixed tissue, show vesicles with characteristic ovoid shapes irrespective of how they were resin embedded.

This in turn appeared to have shaped perceptions of how shopping was related (or not) to their ideas about their neighbourhoods.