Sentence examples for shaped book from inspiring English sources
But the final reason "goes well beyond mere typeface presentation: Bodoni provides an introduction to the basics of typographic design, which has shaped book design for two centuries, and whose basic advice is still valid today for digital printing".
Maybe we shape books according to our own personalities.
Two childhood experiences shaped the book.
Lesson for nonfiction writers: If you want to have an impact, look at how Betty Friedan shaped that book and imitate.
Among the influences that shaped the book, I would argue that Disraeli (No 11 in this series) is a ghostly godfather to the novel.
Sharma is unflinching when he describes the events that shaped the book – a few devastating moments which had a ripple-effect on whole lifetimes.
The author of "Shakey," a mammoth portrait of the artist and lively exhumation of rock 'n' roll history, has shaped his book the same way.
Until Further Notice, I Am Alive is an occasional journal that Lubbock shaped into book form during that time, aware that his diagnosis was terminal.
She has stated publicly that she is a Christian, and that her faith "shaped" the books.
In responding to the often vapid print adventures of his competitors, Mr. Lee was incredibly canny in the way he shaped comic-book heroes and subverted the idiom.
The platonic romance between Max and Tom shaped the books, but Genius doesn't really explain the talents of either, it just relies on you to accept them.
