"constantly shaped" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is continually being changed or influenced. For example: Our perception of beauty is constantly shaped by popular culture.
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Committed to seeing the individual self as a rational actor, we fail to see that it is a deeply unstable entity, constantly shaped and reshaped in its interplay with shifting social and cultural conditions.
Because there are other countries where laws are not being bent and constantly shaped to appease some who want to broaden the scope of copyright infringement, the effects of these sites being taken down will be very minor.
The perceptions of manhood and womanhood, labelled masculinities and femininities, are constantly shaped and reshaped according to social expectations and, therefore, can change over a person's lifetime.
Considering the continual pressures from internal and external stressors, the immune system's adaptability is being constantly shaped and re-shaped thorough out life.
Identity is thus as a complex and dynamic organizational construct, being constantly shaped and reshaped by organizational actors through an ongoing political process [ 14].
She then seeks guidance from characters whom she finds constantly shape-shifting into different ethnic caricatures.
Natural selection is constantly shaping its genes, adapting it to its environment.
Instead, the culture we live in and the technologies we use are constantly shaping and being shaped by one another, and it's this messy and unpredictable process that determines winners and losers.
But while the "Woodstock" movie was a concert film with social observations, "My Generation" is a social document with music constantly shaping it, from Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock," heard in the background ("We are stardust, we are golden," she sings), to Green Day onstage in '94 (singing, "Sometimes I give myself the creeps") and Rage Against the Machine in '99.
Mutational processes constantly shape the somatic genome, leading to immunity, aging, cancer, and other diseases.
