Sentence examples for shape thinking from inspiring English sources

Road tax linked to car size might shape thinking.

Graeber's account of Mesopotamia has begun to shape thinking among corporations and policymakers.

Such attitudes continue to shape thinking about the city and not only in Britain.

As we commemorate six decades of independence, we need to reflect, in Britain and the subcontinent, on how historical legacies shape thinking today.

Acknowledging its debt to Stephen O Murray and Will Roscoe's sociology book Boy-Wives and Female Husbands, the play considers how rhetoric and language shape thinking around homosexuality. "Somebody says," is a constant refrain.

This is a surprisingly successful fictional representation of the Sapir Whorf hypothesis (the idea that languages shape thinking and culture) and the fact that Le Guin makes it work is a credit to her talent.

Doing shapes thinking, in other words.

The '86 act has shaped thinking ever since.

In the West we've lost our intuitive understanding of how poverty shapes thinking.

The idea that a specific brain circuit constitutes the emotional brain (and its corollary, that cognition resides elsewhere) shaped thinking about emotion and the brain for many years.

This study shows how environmental health problems have shaped thinking, research, policies and the institutionalization of the Flemish environmental health arrangement.