Sentence examples for memory is shaped from inspiring English sources

In war, collective memory is shaped by rulers, armies and civilians.

Dear Strangers, They say that your memory is shaped like a cone and that the point is the stuff that's furthest in the past.

And like Bojack with his sitcom, her visual memory is shaped by the kind of happiness presented to her in radio-dramas and double features.

The Ethiopian artist Aida Muluneh's Sai Mado, The Distant Gaze, deals with the ways in which identity and memory are shaped by immigrant experiences.

But at least the dishevelled facilities of more recent memory are shaping up in the face of sprucer rivals.

That is how our memories were shaped.

Some memories are shaped by language, others by imagery.

Less known are issues having to do with how memory itself is shaped and tainted.

The implication of "Collective Memory" is that adult identity is shaped by childhood.

It is shaped by memory, experience, mood, trust, and brain chemistry.

The Syrian psyche is shaped by memories of foreign interference, something the Assad regime did not invent, but has exploited.