Sentence examples for members shaped from inspiring English sources

Indeed, we have argued that 'gene talk' was a powerful means through which family members shaped and structured the fraught, intersubjective space of a research interview with an unknown interviewer.

The personal moral values of societies' members shape culture.

She says the experiences she had while being a GE M/BEMmember shaped her character for what she hopes will be a life dedicated to making a change.

The administration apparently did not approve of Hillman's decision to have cast members point fascina -- phallus shaped objects -- at audience members to replicate the ancient practice of "confronting viewers with their lavish and corrupt lifestyles," as Hillman explained.

This difference between the educational support network of rural respondents and urban respondents shows that the composition of network members is shaped by members' ability to provide social capital.

We have our own experiments, such as the Pocklington Post, where a board of community members shape content.

Staff members who shaped the White House strategy include Allan B. Hubbard, director of the National Economic Council; Keith B. Hennessey, a former policy director for Senator Trent Lott, Republican of Mississippi; and Julie L. Goon, a special assistant to the president.

Asked for an example of when the opinions of panel members had shaped his views, Mr. Klein pointed to a 2003 straw poll on whether to allow cellphone antennas to be built on top of schools: he decided against it after the panel criticized the idea.

All this work reflects the priorities of our member states, shaped in turn by public opinion.

The smallest transgression could spark another round of punishment, until the member either shaped up or was kicked out of the church.

In this context holism is to be understood as the view that human social groupings are greater than the sum of their members, that such groupings are 'organic' entities in their own right, that they act on their human members and shape their destinies, and that they are subject to their own independent laws of development.