Sentence examples for being able to shape from inspiring English sources
Being able to shape one's own public (and private) image is the beginning of empowerment.
Being able to shape NCS from the outset and work alongside dynamic neurology charities to affect change has been wonderful.
"Being able to shape that narrative and how it is being seen in the U.S. is extremely important".
"I liked the idea of being able to shape an organization as I saw fit," Mr. Arnold said, "rather than wrestling with an entrenched bureaucracy".
Gražinytė-Tyla seems to have that precious conductor's knack of allowing players all the expressive freedom they want, while still being able to shape every aspect of a performance in exactly the way she wants.
More importantly early adoption of the principles of data release by local authorities is more likely to result in them being able to shape the debate about standards rather than having central government prescribe them.
"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.
I'm able to shape the ball better with better trajectory control.
