Sentence examples for course shaped from inspiring English sources

The IMF economists show that systems are, of course, shaped by the history of how countries were drawn together.

The communal and social effects of MDMA, of course, shaped rave culture as we know it.

"It's really great to see, how the course shaped their mind and how they keep connected in the future via the alumnae network," says Grant.

In addition to assessing the success of the Python Project based on the quality and reproducibility of data generated by students, we were interested in how the course shaped their careers and education plans.

All sorts of factors, of course, shape educational performance.

He's there, of course, shaping proceedings, but there's little sense of a conversational back-and-forth between interviewer and interviewee.

And that, of course, shapes my view of comprehensive immigration reform.

The account they select will of course shape their response to skepticism and to Moorean antiskeptics.

Tech, of course, shapes the future, but it's also totally conceivable that a struggle to redefine the role it plays in our lives will take place.

Multiple-choice testing (often considered a practical requirement for a large lecture course) shapes students' study habits in unproductive ways and interferes with critical thinking (Stanger-Hall, 2012).

He used this experience back in Britain, playing a key role in founding law schools at Warwick University and Birkbeck, the University of London's provider of evening courses, shaping the distinctive character of each through his commitment to the promotion of social justice through law.