Sentence examples for shape whole from inspiring English sources

But it is these primal ideas that shape whole cultures, meaning the way we live.

If you're an English professor, how should you spend your time: producing "readings" of the literary works that you care about (art), or looking for the patterns that shape whole literary forms or periods (science)?

She's more akin to the recent wave of female singer-songwriters — Tune-Yards, Julianna Barwick, even Joanna Newsom — who shape whole, complex, tightly orchestrated musical worlds around their words, often on their own, without the benefit of bands.

A total of 204 femurs were automatically segmented and measured to obtain 3-D shape, whole-surface cortical thickness, and morphometric measurements.

I keep recalling some arresting details that he brought out in the score and the ways he shaped whole spans of lyrical lines.

Vendors sell tiny tin cutouts in the shape of whole bodies, of feet, hands and hearts.

He then went on to shape the whole of western modern art.

For a patient's family it can shape their whole view of the health service.

But to shape a whole welfare system solely around meeting this kind of need would create a "residual" American-style welfare system.

It can shape a whole life for the better and always be there, making a good time better and a bad one bearable.

"You stop playing, and it's like, wow, I've been in shape my whole life, and here I am," Toomer said of the months after his retirement.