shape of something

It was a metal leg, shaped entirely of thin iron rods and joints.

Now that the world is overpopulated by images, we have started to examine just how they shape our most basic modes of thought and feeling.

And fantasy refers to the image Americans themselves shaped of the Middle East.

Silence once more, a different kind, shaped of awe as much as fear.

Woven into that song had been a great many things shaped equally of beauty and of pain.

I think that 'the puzzle' helped to shape my conception of the world and of life itself.

The same faint, almost indiscernible smile, shaped of memory.

Slowly he shaped himself out of air and night; she saw the strange winds glide over him.

There was a sadness in him, shaped of many things.

That experience, he said over breakfast last month, shaped his notions of economics and of job security.