Sentence examples for sort of shape from inspiring English sources

To keep myself in some sort of shape, for my wife, is just good manners.

Not groundbreaking, true, but the sort of shape that evokes a warm, comforting feeling.

In what sort of shape was the Savior's body once it was reanimated?

The basketball court, in other words, is in no sort of shape for basketball.

"So I had to be creative about trying to stay in some sort of shape.

"It was dark - really dark - but when I got to about here, I saw a sort of shape.

"I'm not in any sort of shape to be running," she said, "so it's good to be out here".

Princeton student Denisa Buzatu's vision for an environmentally sustainable building is a sort of shape-shifting origami façade.

Like other members of Hollywood's Australian diaspora -- Cate Blanchett, Naomi Watts, Russell Crowe and so on -- she has a knack for accents, but her reputation does not rest on the sort of shape-shifting virtuosity that has brought Mr. Crowe and Ms. Blanchett so much acclaim.

Jimmy turns out to be a sort of shape-shifter (it's the one plot device of admirable ingenuity), and his forms and styles lend the movie its one comic sidebar and antic diversion; Copley appears to be having a good time delivering the requisite mimicry.

Both are instances of the new sort of shapes that organisational life may take.