Sentence examples for indelibly shaped from inspiring English sources

Touré insists that there is a "core" there and that "who I am is indelibly shaped by blackness".

GRANDPA lived through the Depression, and life thereafter was indelibly shaped by haunting memories of soup kitchens and hobos.

But she also realizes that it has indelibly shaped her and her sisters, even though they have all rebelled in some measure and now lead very different lives.

The music in Harlem's clubs and theaters, during and after the Harlem Renaissance, indelibly shaped how jazz entered and informed virtually all American culture.

Now a new President Bush -- and a Dick Cheney and a Colin L. Powell indelibly shaped by that experience a decade ago -- confront almost the opposite task.

And though he indelibly shaped world-famous performers for nearly half a century, Mr. Bloch did so almost entirely without giving private lessons.

PAGE A9 In Record Immigration, A New York Transformed The immigrants who remade New York City in the 1990's are indelibly shaping its future.

Standing on the little bridge where Wayne's Sean Thornton hears his dead mother's voice, it struck me that Ford created the most potent cinematic images of two countries, Ireland and America, indelibly shaping our dreams.

During the show she guides eager listeners through her adventure-filled girlhood in Altadena (Pasadena's neglected sister village), weaving a history of bygone eras and colorful characters whose tragic flaws and/or questionable judgment wound up indelibly shaping her adult life.

But the public persona that would solidify her status in American art was shaped indelibly by the pictures he lovingly, obsessively made of her.

The mercurial era addressed in "Monks and Merchants" has not, but the curators of this perfect-size exhibition -- the art historians Annette L. Juliano and Judith A. Lerner, and Colin Mackenzie, associate director and curator of the Asia Society and Museum -- have given its history an indelibly glamorous shape.