Sentence examples for shape the views from inspiring English sources

Sweating to shape the views of the "lobby", the parliamentary press corps, is all very 1990s.

If you portray autism as profoundly negative you can begin to shape the views of the autistic person.

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

He believes that the Live Aid "experience" was a profound social innovation that helped to shape the views of those western politicians who have shown real interest in addressing the crisis of development, above all in sub-Saharan Africa.

How does out-migration shape the views of those left behind?

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

Repeated clashes with America, not least in Iraq, have shaped the views of many.

That experience shaped the views he brought to the job of fire commissioner when he was appointed in 1995.

Social media also plays a powerful role in shaping the views of students at Oldham Hulme grammar school.

Re "A Philosophy With Roots in Conservative Texas Soil" (front page, May 21): The environment that produced George W. Bush, the self-proclaimed "most anti-abortion governor in the country," also shaped the views of the president of Planned Parenthood.

Mr. Romney shot back with the dramatic story of a relative's illegal abortion, saying her death had shaped the views of his mother, Lenore, who ran for the Senate in 1970.