Sentence examples for necessarily shaped from inspiring English sources

I agree that the UK and US were not necessarily shaped by their comics heroes.

Or something about the demands of the local environment that necessarily shaped the tribal language?

He was unapologetic in saying that the justices' backgrounds necessarily shaped their approaches to the law.

She applies it specifically to the immigrant's reading and writing experience, which is necessarily shaped by borders and boundaries — linguistic and cultural.

These elements have since been supplemented by the mechanical techniques of film or photographic projection, and of electronic sounds, in almost infinite permutations, together with a free form of expression no longer necessarily shaped by a narrative content.

Any major industry, from housing to banking to automotive, needs to come to grips with the ways in which the Millennial setting, or the socio-economic realities into which they came of age, has necessarily shaped the Millennial mindset.

This short-term growth driven, free-market, rational framework then necessarily shapes the models that the Treasury has designed to assess spending decisions across government.

Stories shape us and our society, and so they necessarily shape our decisions.

Selection on traits necessarily shapes fitness variance, which in turn can impose constraints on selection.

Modal properties include such properties as being possibly red, necessarily extended, possibly taller than a giraffe, or necessarily cup shaped.

And, because he will be working in concert with a Republican House and Senate, his legislative record will necessarily be shaped by the Party's congressional agenda, on topics ranging from abortion to Obamacare.