Bernhard, the Austrian playwright and novelist who died in 1989, describes his harrowing childhood in Nazi-dominated schools and the bouts of pneumonia and tuberculosis that shaped his lifelong obsession with death.
Racism also shaped his lifelong paradigm as a team player.
Analysis from the Union of Concerned Scientists' "Lessons from the Lunchroom" shows that having healthy choices at school can significantly shape children's lifelong eating habits, especially for low-income children and children of color.
The phenomenon of e-learning is very dynamic and it is difficult to predict its exact place and shape in the lifelong learning process in the near future.
He returned to Salt Lake City and ended up at Joe Hill House, a homeless shelter run by a Roman Catholic anarchist, Ammon Hennacy, who shaped Mr. Phillips's lifelong perspective.
But if one thing is clear, it is that any collection must include at least one recording by Arthur Rubinstein, whose keen insights were shaped by a lifelong association with Chopin's music.
It is known that even the adaptive components of the immune system are based on genetic traits common to all individuals, and that diversity is shaped by the lifelong contacts with different non-self antigens, including those found on infectious pathogens.
Jones, 57, didn't intend to be a lifelong shape-shifter.
But in this former steel town once said to weigh Labour votes to speed up counting, the Labour leader found doubt in the shape of Bill Wilson, a lifelong Labour voter planning to say yes to independence in September's referendum.
To Truman, a lifelong liberal shaped by the evils of Nazism, Stalinism and McCarthyism, the ends-justify-the-means tactics of the radical student protesters were ominously familiar.
