Sentence examples for that took shape from inspiring English sources

The sedate, industrious, and morally upright community of businesses and homes was not wholly the one that took shape.

It also became an important predecessor to the muckraking journalism that took shape in the United States after 1900.

But other foreign nonprofit groups and their employees say they are under a microscope, in an acceleration of a trend that took shape last year.

At a time of partisan gridlock in Congress, the drone debate and now the surveillance debate were remarkable for the bipartisan coalitions that took shape on both sides.

We are also challenged — and perhaps this is sufficient — to make sense of its connection to the political culture that took shape a few hundred yards away.

Together those statements might stand as a précis of the vivid and improbable real career that took shape after the fictional events depicted in this film.

And that is the portrait that takes shape.

A second category of conducting involves a relationship that takes shape and settles over time.

"How that takes shape, where you are integrating commerce into editorial into music, is all coming together in different ways.

This is the anthem of Vinteuil's "lost fatherland" — the native country that takes shape only in sound.

"Through the Night" has a clear-cut, linear plot that takes shape smoothly and artfully, and builds to a real-life crisis with a jolt of magic realism.