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Molding in sentence

13 examples of Molding in a sentence

But actually, the nine-month-long process of molding and shaping that goes on in the womb is a lot more visceral and consequential than that.
I'm just standing there, again with my eyes closed, and other people are molding me, evidential.
Prosthetists still use conventional processes like molding and casting to create single-material prosthetic sockets.
They obeyed molding principles he knew from the goldsmith trade, rules useful across disciplines for understanding solids by their structural relationships.
I thought, "Finally, oh yeah great, big company, I'm gonna work with somebody with money for tooling and molding."
So this is what I was talking about, while molding, it's such a great experience, because we have freedom of like walking, or moving my hand or, moving around in the space, but the moment this becomes solid, when you cannot move even an inch, because this is plaster of Paris, so the moment you pour it it's like liquid; but after 20 minutes, it's almost like a hard stone.
It had a revolutionary prosthetic fitment and delivery system, a quick molding and modular components, enabling custom-made, on-the-spot limb fitments.
It's not more important than any other, yet Professor Keating selfishly arrogates to himself the task of molding the character of these boys, as if the other teachers were all just dopes.
Luc Besson was on a hot streak in the late 80s/early 90s, and La Femme Nikita (or just Nikita for short) is almost as good as he got at putting his own distinctive stamp on a genre that many auteurs have trouble molding.
For example, when Airbus moved from injection molding to 3D printing to produce the metal hinges for its airplanes’ doors, it reduced their weight by half, yielding phenomenal savings in material and associated fuel consumption over a lifetime of flying those hinges around the world.
A little more sharp-eyed honesty about Britain’s real weight in the post-war world might have enabled us British to play a more central role in Europe’s affairs, molding the emerging European Union more closely to our own national interests.
As the latest round of enlargement proves, the EU is very effective at molding the governance and behavior of would-be members.
The process of molding “test-ready individuals” recalls a line from Leo Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina: “As for this Petersburg swell, they’re turned out by machinery, all on one pattern, and all precious rubbish.”