Sentence examples for both shaping from inspiring English sources

The solo singing made amends, with counter-tenor Robin Blaze and tenor Toby Spence both shaping their phrases with elegance and understanding; Blaze's Agnus Dei was the most affecting aria.

He did not personally guide the process with Republicans and Democrats, hearing the ideas of both, shaping a piece of legislation which he thought would be most effective.

"All of us involved in We Do It Together recognise the vital role of the media and entertainment in both shaping and challenging societal norms.

What has become clear to me is that unprecedented levels of physical and virtual mobility are both shaping and threatening our security landscape.

The view of a national commission into the future of hospice care is that hospices have an important part to play in both shaping and delivering appropriate services to meet these needs.

They emphasize a cultural sphere that is interwoven with, both shaping and being shaped by, political and economic institutions as well as by kinship and other social organizational structures.

The Mississippi of the 1950s both shaped him and made him permanently restless.

That is because language can both shape policy and serve as a lagging indicator of policy.

When I first started working my father was a very strong influence on me: my business philosophy and my work ethic were both shaped by him.

For truly monumental sculpture, though, one returns to the Met, where two fantastic royal portraits are on view, both shaped by oracular visions.

Hope is also both shaped by and shapes one's agency [ 32].