Sentence examples for shapes new from inspiring English sources

We must discover new shapes, new modes of reflecting the spiritual.

Just as availability of particular spaces defines and shapes new work, so the availability of particular pots of money means that the idea becomes in thrall to the arithmetic.

The group of buildings on Pogodinskaya Ulitsa made up one of 26 "workers' villages" built in the capital during the 1920s in the constructivist style, a Russian architecture movement that combined geometrical shapes, new technologies, and communist ideology.

The book trails off until you reach its final piece, "The Synthetic Sublime," a strong evocation of a New York City that "disappears and then... disappears again; or say that every 75 years or so another city bursts out, as if against nature -- new shapes, new pursuits, new immigrants with their unfamiliar tongues and worried uneasy bustle".

This great process shapes new spatial urban landscapes, in dimension and pattern.

"Designers are crazy about sharing, as it makes them better and eventually shapes new trends," says Froont co-founder and CEO Sandijs Ruluks, citing design communities like Behance and Dribbble.

On he ploughed, declaring that Europe was "uniquely placed" to shape new rules for globalisation.

It is all about shaping new 'active citizens' the better to meet corporate objectives.

Yet here it is still, 42 years later, shaping new films by two talented directors of different generations.

The companies that build indexes, like Morgan Stanley Capital International and Dow Jones, are shaping new sector benchmarks as fast as they can.

But postwar history teaches us that binding legal obligations can pave the way by helping shape new attitudes.