Sentence examples for directly shaped from inspiring English sources

Such tracks directly shaped Friendly Fires, but the influence now seems to be running the other way.

Even if his art wasn't directly shaped by any of these factors, it was a timely package.

So does the topic of the countless male artists, gay and straight, whose work has been influenced, if not directly shaped, by three decades of feminist art.

Its portrait of the artist Jennet Mallow – informed, but not directly shaped, by the life of the sculptor Barbara Hepworth – gave to the heroine's career a scintillating plausibility.

She later returned to many of its themes in Regarding The Pain Of Others (2003), a thinner book, perhaps more directly shaped by her life as a public person, giving learned lectures to large audiences.

That is to say that it played a cover of "Wild Thing," by the Troggs, and authentically lost track of the beat for about four bars; and that its original material was directly shaped by the information available to it.

It has political influence beyond most funders, and its work directly shapes the conditions of the UK higher education system".

Social media allows businesses to directly shape their brand identity, open a two-way relationship with customers and offer the not to be undervalued opportunity to directly mock their competitors in public, but it can also be a legal minefield.

The answer, I think is that in the absence of a clear nominal target that directly shapes Fed policy, the Fed has to rely on the signalling power of a given intervention to communicate what it wants.

The news that Joe will soon roast its own coffee means that the company will be able to directly shape some of the coffee it sells, even if it's just a fraction.

"This is a very difficult thing for us to face, not just because of the history itself, but because that history directly shapes the way we look at the world today," said Neill Bogan, a Mississippi-born historian and artist who is conducting research in Charleston.