Sentence examples for history shape from inspiring English sources
Would a name that carries a powerful history shape his future, direct his destiny?
Branch was astonished that Clinton should be raising such "farsighted questions" about how "politics and history shape each other".
The fluctuating levels of clarity inherent in both folklore and personal history shape most of Sheers' writing.
So the film is an elaborate fake designed to prompt thought about how we imagine, preserve, authenticate and forget the past and how institutions of art, archaeology and history shape that process.
The Invisible History of the Human Race: How DNA and History Shape Our Identities and Our Futures by Christine Kenneally [Viking, 2014; Amazon UK hardcover/audio CD; Amazon US hardcover/kindle US/audio CD] Publisher's synopsis: We are doomed to repeat history if we fail to learn from it, but how are we affected by the forces that are invisible to us?
And while big structures of history shape the characters (as they do us), this novel is also filled with glimpses of people alone and together with their private faiths, their unspeakable thoughts, artfully converted to language, into naked epiphany, subtle and precise.
It is a concrete reminder of just how much history shapes and defines the present.
A Risk-Averse State Indiana's history shapes its response to economic crisis.
It was one of the most intriguing periods in Hollywood history, shaped by social, financial and moral forces.
PS: These issues of identity seems so relevant right now, the idea of belonging, of how history shapes us.
