Sentence examples similar to feel shaped by from inspiring English sources
Now, at 45, Chalayan still feels shaped by a sense of rootlessness.
Each feels shaped by the practices of the trio rather than imposed from the outside, with a style governed by the full sweep of jazz tradition, and by hip-hop, blues and gospel besides.
Even as it comments on a society shaped by television, the play itself feels shaped by the guiding principles of sitcoms; for all its brooding lyricism, it often registers as a chain of disparate clever lines and of characters whose eccentricities become shtick.
Even those writers who preferred, like Dunsany, to set their fiction in wholly imaginary worlds — Tolkien is the best-known example — felt their work shaped by the war's horrors.
But political commentators, newspaper editorials and citizens of several Arab states poured scorn on what they saw as yet another vague American promise for a solution, one they felt was largely shaped by Israeli demands.
How our own bodies feel to us is shaped by social discourse.
We could see that the world we were going to live in would be very different from what had gone before – but at the same time we felt connected to and shaped by the peculiar traditions and values by which our parents and grandparents had lived.
A lot of the look and feel of blogs was shaped by Six Apart founders Ben and Mena Trott.
Make stuffed felt shapes.
Cut the front and back felt shape.
