Sentence examples for wholly shaped from inspiring English sources

1 The Story of the Amulet, by E Nesbit (Puffin, £4.99) Knocks Alice off the top spot because the groundbreaking combination of realism and magic in Nesbit's masterpiece is wholly shaped for children.

These are the Blank Slate (the belief that the mind is wholly shaped by the environment), the Noble Savage (the notion that people are born good but are corrupted by society), and the Ghost in the Machine (the idea that there is a nonbiological agent in our heads with the power to change our nature at will).

In the practice of laws today, these attributes are considered far less important than ideology and outcome; the idea of truth no longer has much application, and in many instances the arguments that lawyers make about even the gravest issues are almost wholly shaped by interests they serve or identify with.

It defies reason and is shaped wholly by emotion, mainly rage.

It's telling that the first character seen on screen is not Chiron, but the man who becomes near wholly responsible for shaping his sense of manhood and self.

While the brooding turns up a hint that the suspiciously well-heeled McAllister may have more to do with the affair than he lets on, the eventual visitation takes a wholly unexpected shape.

It was one of the sexiest cars ever created, and also one of the first to have a wholly aerodynamic shape.

Even if an architect designed a path to a ruin state, the actual ruin-state would likely take on a wholly different shape.

Publishing a definitive guide to the intersection between mathematics and graphic art, entitled Regular Division of the Plane in 1958, Escher became the preeminent figure in topological art, that is, the area of mathematics concerned with wholly continuous shapes conveyed through artistic means.

In addition, while it may be of interest to look at divergence on specific axes in some studies, morphometric methods have existed for several years that allow for tests of differences in means and variance in a wholly unconstrained shape space [3], [13], [14].

This year, Mr. Borghese said, the estate has become wholly Borghese: all the wines being sold have been shaped under his management.