Sentence examples for has shaped many from inspiring English sources

He launched a self-promoting slogan ("the Nelson touch") which has shaped many a naval career ever since.

Magical thinking structures the processes of imagination, and imagining something can and sometimes must precede the fact or the act; it has shaped many features of Western civilization.

And, since a win in New Hampshire has shaped many a past presidential contest, it remains possible that it will again do so this time.

The religious leaders in Washington said in their statement, "We are appalled by such disrespect for a sacred text that for centuries has shaped many of the great cultures of our world".

Buzwell said that the exhibition also examined "how the gothic imagination has shaped many other aspects of our lives, such as fashion, architecture, art, film and music", adding: "I hope the show brings home to our visitors just how much inspiration we owe to the dark side of our imagination, and the enduring and beautiful impact it has had on our lives.

He is also a bonafide international brand that established a community, which in turn has shaped many life long friendships and several marriages.

She had known Charlie years ago, and he had shaped many of her tastes, but had refused to marry her.

The PSDB's Geraldo Alckmin, who lost the previous presidential election to Lula, should romp home as its governor.Moreover, corruption scandals have shaped many races.

Her phrasing of the comment suggested the racial undertones that have shaped many primary battles in the state, and earned it a reputation for nastiness.

Bookworm by Lucy Mangan (Square Peg) The Guardian columnist has composed an enthusiastic love letter to childhood reading, and the classic books that have shaped many young lives, as well as providing a resource and guide on how to build a children's library.

Lawyers for the former Los Alamos scientist Wen Ho Lee filed a brief today with the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit in Denver urging that it reject as disingenuous government arguments against granting bail to Dr. Lee, because prosecutors had shaped many of the terms of his proposed home detention.