Sentence examples for book shaped from inspiring English sources

In its three editions, this book shaped much of the thinking in the subject for several decades.

The book shaped my critical thinking by giving me questions that are part of my everyday filtering process.

Within the Christian year, the prayer book shaped the day by boiling down the seven medieval monastic daily offices into two simplified observances, matins and evensong.

(Ages 3 and up) A mysteriously popular subject for picture books, "the old lady who swallowed a fly" has never looked creepier or more inviting than in this striking book shaped like a slim tie-box.

This is a tough book, shaped by Grossman's own experience – his mother was among 20,000 Jews murdered in Berdichev in 1941 – and his time as a war correspondent, during which he wrote one of the first eyewitness accounts of a Nazi extermination camp.

In the end, her dissertation won an academic prize and became her first book, "Shaping and Signaling Presidential Policy".

In addition to many sculptures, he's also produced a book, "Shaping Humanity: How Science, Art and Imagination Help Us Understand Our Origins".

And while the book shapes the character Precious and that of her mother Mary within both the economic an cultural context of the Reagan era, the movie Precious does not.

Indeed, so profitable is this publishing niche that you can now buy waterproof books and books shaped like toilets.

Del Toro says that two books shaped his universe as a middle-class child in a devout Catholic household in Guadalajara.

Sherwood's books shaped the minds of several generations of young Britons.