Sentence examples for thought molded from inspiring English sources

A similar discrepancy is evident between the marble of the "Angel With the Crown of Thorns" that stands on the Ponte Sant'Angelo in Rome and the terra cotta loaned by the Louvre, or the marble "Angel with the Superscription" on the same bridge and the sculptor's first thought molded in clay.

"The condition of the park was worse than we thought — mold, dry rot, termites — but we completely Lego-ized it," said Bill Vollbrecht, the park's creative director.

I think mold can be a huge component in people who stay chronically ill with Lyme.

If you think molding of a particular shape would look good as a chair rail, use it, even if it is labeled for use as a baseboard or something else.

People who are in the same academic majors, despite the physical differences, despite where they come from, the way they think is molded by their academics.

An Assessment Contractor's job is to inspect and assess your property in order to discover the existence of mold (i.e., sometimes what you think is mold is not actually mold, so get a professional to confirm prior to spending your money on an expensive project).

Garbo was so lovely looking, much smaller than you would think, but perfectly molded.

Think the Apple Magic Trackpad molded for your hand.

Think mold begeting penicillin.

Traditionalists think that the child is unformed and must be molded; progressives think that his innate genius must be called forth, half through coaxing, half through inspiration.

"I don't like things that are too labored over, thought out and carefully molded".