Sentence examples for shaping words from inspiring English sources

Rajaniemi describes Finnish as a language of poetry and song, with great facility for shaping words and making compounds.

But he is more naturally adept at shaping words into sentences that shimmer with wit and meaning than at shaping scenes into a formally satisfying play.

Teachers must give students specific tools that will encourage them to explore the craft of writing and to become critical thinkers by shaping words on paper.

Shaping words into fugues and arias, the text resembles a libretto, while designer John Bury's representation of 18th-century Vienna had a gilded grandiosity more common at the Royal Opera House than the National Theatre.

The sequence Clavics (2011), with poems laid out on the page in shapes suggestive of a key, and a pair of outstretched wings, shows someone literally shaping words to his will; and the final sequence of Broken Hierarchies, "Al Tempo de' Tremuoti", is as tight and as austerely beautiful as anything he has ever done.

My proclivity for Manning grew in the years after college when I began to understand that he had a talent for shaping words that most authors simply do not possess.

We have sticks to draw through sand, pebbles to shape words on smooth flat rock.

The lexicographer is the historical word detective trying to identify and explain these puzzles," he writes, shrewdly navigating the intersection of language and culture, how we shape words and how words shape us.

Texting a huge wire-steel head causes The Oracle to spin around, goggle its eyes, and speak with its jaw actually moving to shape words.

Distinct selective pressures shape words positioned in different genomic regions.

And so the process goes on, with the shaping of words giving birth to new words and ideas.