Sentence examples for shapes anticipated from inspiring English sources

Her effect was nearly that of Coco Chanel in fashion; Belperron's sculptural shapes anticipated modern design and, like Chanel, she showed that high style could come from unfancy elements.

Public stigma may shape anticipated stigma in persons with a stigmatized condition.

These nonlinear shapes were anticipated, at least insofar as we discussed these possibilities in our previous cross-sectional studies on POPs (Lee et al. 2006a).

A year ago, Newsday reported that the estimate had grown to $80 million from nearly $35 million in June 1996, partly because the building was in worse shape than anticipated.

Less than a year after Chrysler emerged from bankruptcy protection, Mr. Marchionne said the company was in considerably better shape than anticipated, even though its United States market share — 9.4 percent in 2010 so far — remained below his goal of 10 percent.

"The sponsor can say, 'We're building the Taj Mahal.' " This means that buyers who are preparing to move into these condos are finding they have little power to get their units finished when they expect them or in the shape they anticipated.

He excelled when the opposition winger faced him up, not showing him down the line or inside, preferring, at times, to defend almost square in his body shape and anticipating the movement of the ball when making his tackle, which he did very well.

Today we have Amazon Prime and Amazon Marketplace, and the company is still three steps ahead, inventing what is possible by both shaping and anticipating the needs of consumers.

Yet Labour actually goes into the 2015 election in much better shape than widely anticipated after its defeat in May 2010.

Dissections of rats and mice showed the anticipated shape of AAAs in situ as was seen by ultrasound prior to sacrifice and 4(b)).

If it was, then it was in far worse shape than we'd anticipated, not exactly a spiral and barely a jetty at all.