However, starting with the beginning of the seventh century BC two types of discourse emerged that were set in opposition to poetry: history (as shaped by, most notably, Thucydides) and philosophy (as shaped by the peri phuseōs tradition of the sixth and fifth centuries BC).
And though Fela was shaped by strong women, notably his mother, he claimed that true African women should be submissive.
We know, as parents and leaders, that understanding and justification are often shaped by individual heritages, notably our upbringing and our environments.
However, the relationship between environmental change and displacement is complex and multi-causal; shaped by other factors, most notably governance.
Third, Trump's worldview is increasingly shaped by his closest advisors, most notably national security advisor John Bolton, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney and trade advisor Peter Navarro.
General Hagenbeck said that Army recruiting was shaped by a number of intangibles, most notably the economy, which attracts possible recruits into the private sector when it is strong and sends them toward the military during a downturn.
Write that, yes.'" Davis's feminism was shaped by the strong women she worked with, most notably her Thelma & Louise co-star Susan Sarandon.
The Adventists' credo was shaped by the "Great Disappointment" of October 1844, when the second coming notably failed to come to fruition as hoped.
The cultural milieu of Ireland has been shaped by the dynamic interplay between the ancient Celtic traditions of the people and those imposed on them from outside, notably from Britain.
People are, inevitably, shaped by their experiences.
