Sentence examples for thinking of the shape from inspiring English sources

If I've read a particularly beautiful word in a book the night before, I wake up feeling happy, thinking of the shape.

On my Dahl tour, surrounded by children squeaking in excitement around me, I felt myself thinking of the shape a writer's life takes when laid out in documents and objects.

Osborne also developed his thinking on the shape of a eurozone solution saying it "doesn't have to be a full-blown United States of the Eurozone but if it is to be successful it is likely to include most of the mechanisms that make other currencies work in countries such as the UK and the US".

Maybe I was thinking of the overall shape a slipping ladder would make.

Did anyone else find themselves thinking of the same shape he "projected?" After that exercise, Dittleman revealed his own version of Howard's portrait, one that he colored himself prior to the act, showing that he and Howard used the same odd colors to complete the doodle.

After all these weeks of thinking about the shape of the ocean floor beneath us, it was weird to see it poke through the water surface.

Every time we read a novel, we're giving ourselves a new way of thinking about the shape and structure of our own lives.

People who think metaphorically think truly, as their thinking follows the shape of the world.

Overall, Experiment 2 showed that specific verbal instructions, at least when paired with helpful gestures, facilitated specific skills: interpreting the meaning of contour lines in terms of elevation, or thinking about the shape of the represented terrain.

Arguably, the matching of visual features for tools in the easy condition did not involve retrieval of a spatiotemporal context to the same degree – e.g., when thinking about the shape of a "TV remote", it is perhaps not necessary to think about the object interacting with other objects within its environment to see the shape similarity with "mobile phone".

Mr. Hayon was asked to create a piece for relaxation and reflection; he started by thinking about the shape of the human body.