Sentence examples for shape of the views from inspiring English sources

We're only just into day three of Advertising Week Europe, and it has already thrown up its fair share of controversy – not least in the shape of the views expressed by Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone on Tuesday on immigration, gender equality and Vladimir Putin.

In order to simulate the shape of the actual viewing frustum through a virtual frustum, the position of the user's eyes relative to the monitor is required.

"Oil Empire" (2003), for instance, is a tangled mess of pipes in the shape of the United States; viewed from the side it also looks like a warship.

His defenses of utilitarianism and of liberty shaped the views of his own generation, and they continue to this day to inspire and to guide.

Three features of the elemental volume are optimized: the cross-sectional shape, the elemental tube diameter, and the shape of the elemental area viewed from above.

The equal sign on Facebook is not just a statement of solidarity -- it can shape the views of others and change our political discourse.

Despite these efforts, the trauma of 9/11 is very likely to shape the views of many Americans for years to come.

Racial minorities turned out in record numbers, notably changing the shape of political views on immigration reform.

The next stage of pr, Alexander believes, will include reaching beyond journalists to shape the views of opinion leaders and consumers.

Another concern that we tackle is whether the null result we persistently get for the role of monetary remittances in shaping the views of the roles of the state is due to the fact that the category "having relatives abroad" subsumes those who receive remittances.

Their views — like those of most other elected representatives — are not primarily shaped by the views of their constituents.