Sentence examples for shape of taking from inspiring English sources

The novel examines friendship, motherhood, politics, class conflict, and the project of writing, as Elena reflects, "I felt strong, no longer a victim of my origins but capable of dominating them, of giving them a shape, of taking revenge on them for myself, for Lila, whomever".

ON a midsummer afternoon in the courtyard of a former convent, a musical performance illustrated the shape of changes taking hold in the Oltrarno district of Florence.

So instead of taking shape in a proper office, Avalon Partners was born in Mr. Au's Battery Park City apartment.

Additionally, injectable biomaterials that form scaffolds in situ are capable of taking the shape of a tissue defect, avoiding the need for patient-specific scaffold prefabrication.

"I learned the vocabulary of taking classical shapes and pushing it," Mr. Haines said.

She explained that Baby's Ma suffered from postpartum depression and was in no shape to take care of him.

She got herself back into the mental shape to take advantage of opportunities that came her way.

Now with new funding, it will be in even better shape to take care of those on-demand businesses.

As a measurement of obesity, BMI represents a very crude index of shape, while WHR or WSR gives clearer indication of relative abdominal shape by taking account of the difference in body structure.

The quantum corral was shaped to take advantage of an ellipse's natural optical properties: it has two focal points.

To quantify morphological changes in microglia, we used the transformation index (TI) as a measurement of cell shape taking into account measurements of cell perimeter and area.