Sentence examples for usual shape from inspiring English sources

"Phonokinetoscope" reverses the usual shape those depictions take, where the spectator is drawn into the rich landscape of the character's mind.

It was neither an attacking nor a defensive switch – it was simply a return to United's usual shape, with Moyes recognising his players were completely lost with the 4-3-3, and reliable reliable shape and structure.

The descriptions of events in Oregon appear to reflect the usual shape of our collective assumptions about the relationship between race and guilt — or religion and violent extremism — in the United States.

The statistics of the electromagnetic field variation in a tunnel has been deduced from measurements made in an arched tunnel, which is the usual shape of road and railway tunnels, and in a frequency range extending from 2.8 to 5 GHz.

> DBs from the P-Xst zone (see Douillet et al. 2013) are grouped under the term "elongate" as a reference to their usual shape.

Any shape different from your usual shape can be fun.

They're bright, figuratively and literally, like dreams dreamt under a noonday desert sun rather than in the usual shape-shifting murk.

I think we have gone a little bit further in questioning the usual shapes and accepted rules of dance.

As a result, water passes into the aging red cell, transforming its usual discoid shape into a sphere.

A minister who met him shortly before his departure to the Far East told The Independent he looked in "his usual good shape".

Gombau's side had begun the match in their usual 4-3-3 shape and looked to control possession of the ball but against a compact Wanderers unit they struggled to break their opponents down.