Sentence examples for very shapes from inspiring English sources

It rings on exposed tin,a suite for water, wind and bin,plinky Poulenc or strongly groaning Brahms'rain-strings, a whole string section that describesthe very shapes of thought in warmself-referential vibes and spreading ripples.

Bleak, haunting and disturbed, there is narrative here, but it is fragmented, wrapped in allusion, and both bolstered and distorted by games played with the very shapes and sounds of words.

Their very shapes, descended from those of pottery and lacquer boxes, can evoke birds and beasts: the sturdy four-legged, four-sided dang is sometimes bullish; the tripod prance and sharp spout of the li vessels, sometimes fowlish.

The very shape of this collection is easygoing.

The very shape of their faces is sometimes altered, forged anew in heat and flame.

Seen that".(The very shape of Cotillard's hat is tipped toward Ingrid Bergman's).

But it matters, because it determines the very shape of our politics – and who gets to be Prime Minister.

She could only imagine the obvious thing, opening her chest to show him the very shape of her heart.

But just as the first world war changed Australia's fabric, it altered the very shape of its capital.

The social hierarchies, the 19th-century romance, the very shape of the storytelling, will soon be swept away.

As to the first, the very shape of the claim is likely to mislead.