Sentence examples for reshaped since from inspiring English sources

Words like this touch fundamental insecurities in a nation founded two centuries ago by British convict exiles and reshaped since then by successive waves of immigration.

Indeed, Anzac hasn't been "revived" so much as totally reshaped, since the modern commemoration bears almost no relationship to the ceremonies held in the first half of the 20th century.

The site of investigation is an old brownfield located in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region (France) which has not been reshaped since the beginning of the last century.

Our conversation about gender may have been radically reshaped since Gilligan's heyday, and yet matching power to those differences — politically, socially, economically — remains too often theoretical.

Arthur F. Ryan, Prudential's chief executive, has been trimming and reshaping since he was recruited from Chase Manhattan six years ago.

This sprawling web has completely reshaped Beijing since the city was awarded the Olympic Games seven years ago.

Its history is inextricably braided to major social and economic trends as well as to gender politics that have reshaped America since the 1980s.

Apparently Mr. Kim, who also visited the city's stock exchange, is interested in seeing how economic reforms have reshaped this city since he last visited here in 1983.

Media and the arts have been shaped and reshaped by technology since humans invented paint.

He has since reshaped his squad this summer with 10 new signings - and City have made a solid start to the new season.

Evangelical Catholicism is the Catholicism that is being born, often with great difficulty, through the work of the Holy Spirit in prompting deep Catholic reform -- a reform that meets the challenges posed to Christian orthodoxy and Christian life by the riptides of change that have reshaped world culture since the 19th century.