Sentence examples for became formative from inspiring English sources

This was especially so in Italy, where Byzantine styles persisted in modified form through the 12th century, and became formative influences on Italian Renaissance art.

It is the moment when student progress shapes instruction that formative feedback becomes formative assessment.

Lockean liberalism, with all its tensions, became a formative principle for the national government.

His father was from Chicago, but his mother's Southern heritage became a formative part of his childhood.

This image became very formative in my upbringing, this despicable 'looking from the side'". It is time we in Britain stopped looking from the side.

This memory became a formative influence on him, sparking a decision to shift from two-dimensional painting to three-dimensional sculptured paper assemblage.

The fashionable New York designer Rafael de Cárdenas remembers becoming conscious of this sensibility as a teenager in 1980s New York, and the giddy Memphis penchant for thumbing its nose at sober, small-minded notions like utility became an formative influence.

Mr. McCarthy, who started a Hall of Fame for Van Cortlandt runners in 2011, said that the course became a formative experience for many youths who, confronted by its rugged terrain, rose to the occasion, some of them setting records in the process.

The debate about his so-called 'reism' divided Brentano's pupils and became a formative element in the  so-called Austrian tradition of philosophy in which Brentano plays the counterpart to Bolzano (see Rojszczak & Smith 2003, Rollinger 2004).

Raised in Los Angeles and schooled in modern dance, Steinberg became a formative member of the dancer-illusionist company MOMIX in 1983.

The ensuing intensive language contact results in a boom of "French" loans, which eventually became a formative element of the English lexicon 89.