Sentence examples for been able to shape from inspiring English sources
In dramatizing politically charged conditions, opera in those days may have been able to shape history.
Indeed, they have been able to shape the beams of entangled photons so that they form two separate circular beams, which can be more easily collected.
The basic association, however, is conditioned on the relative strength of the indigenous groups within a country; stronger groups seem to have been able to shape national regime trajectories, weaker groups do not.
Does she remove her children from school and doctors and the clean, safe life she has been able to shape here in Florida, and take them to the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, a place of mass graves and open sewage and a blood-stained history of political repression?
The wave of new art from China, which seemed so strong after the Asia Society's "Inside Out" exhibition, has lost some of its initial momentum in New York, in part because the work was so plentiful and diffuse that no one has been able to shape a coherent presentation of it.
Since Ukip has so far been able to shape the future of the UK without much in the way of parliamentary representation, that might not matter – but it would suggest that the referendum, far from being a staging post on the road to supplanting Labour, might signal Ukip's peak.
"And I was able to shape the ball.
Employers and students will also be able to shape the courses to ensure they are relevant.
Miró was the first major European artist whose American career Matisse was able to shape.
Being able to shape one's own public (and private) image is the beginning of empowerment.
