Sentence examples for shape of human from inspiring English sources

If not, will that change the shape of human outbreaks?

In a third, an old woman digs up carrots in the shape of human hands.

Etruscan pendants were decorated with spindles and cylinders, figured, or in the shape of human heads.

Sonnets express a characteristic shape of human thought, and are, after a bit of practice, very easy to write.

That's when he contacted Audoly, who had previously developed a theory to explain the 2-D shape of human hair.

In his new book, Money Changes Everything, Prof. William Goetzmann traces this millennia-long relationship and argues that financial thinking has fundamentally changed the shape of human society.

Item somehow both too large and too small; designer appears unfamiliar with general shape of human-woman torso.

This month, the so-called gummy bear law went into effect: Edible marijuana may not be rendered in the shape of humans, animals or fruits, which had made them so irresistible to children.

The shaping of human character is preeminently — overwhelmingly — the task of parents, schools, religious institutions and civic groups.

Representative SEM images of excised corneas from both TE-EK and CE-CI procedures showed the irregular shapes of human CEnCs on the TE-EK graft and the established CE of the injected human CEnCs respectively.

Two of Ms. Bourgeois's "eye benches," in which the shapes of human eyes appear to fixate on the viewer, are also on view, but they seem un-Bourgeois-like in their literalism.