Sentence examples for subtly shape from inspiring English sources

These guidelines aim to subtly shape the proposals, and ultimately the creations themselves.

The case may be used in the classroom to illustrate how institutional loyalties and identities may subtly shape the decision-making process.

I am a typophile, and Garfield has written a very amusing book of typographic anecdotes and homages to the designers who subtly shape all the words we read.

One standout is John Smith's intimate series of "Hotel Diaries," at Tanya Leighton of Berlin, in which various hotel rooms and fixtures subtly shape a rambling monologue on current events of the past decade.

Does the creation of organizations (such as churches, investment syndicates, or human rights groups) for the achievement of some collective goal subtly shape the agendas that will be pursued?

Before Citizens United, the rich used their wealth to subtly shape policy, woo politicians, and influence elections.

Mr. Kiarostami is back this year with another film shot outside Iran: the Japanese-language "Like Someone in Love," about the enigmatic, subtly shape-shifting relationship between a young woman and an old man in Tokyo.

Mr. Kiarostami is back this year with another film shot outside Iran, the Japanese-language "Like Someone in Love," about the enigmatic, subtly shape-shifting relationship between a young woman and an old man in Tokyo, but the reception has been quite different.

Mr. Holzmair gave them all subtly shaped, powerful readings.

He subtly shaped lines without exaggeration, and his fast passagework was precise and buoyant.

But another one was Manet's own earlier work, which, Mr. Elderfield contends, was subtly shaped by his awareness of French imperial predations.