Sentence examples for shape views from inspiring English sources

If the division of the peninsula engendered a mistrust of big powers, Gwangju helped shape views of the United States, historians say.

Path-dependency shape views regarding the acceptable role of the state, although institutional legacies needs to be balanced against historical institutional consistency and the intensity of the crisis.

"Contemporary Native Photographers and the Edward Curtis Legacy: Zig Jackson, Wendy Red Star, Will Wilson". The works of three American Indian photographers are presented in dialogue with historical images that romanticized tribal life and helped shape views of Native Americans.

This is an astonishing figure considering that Bush was, appropriately, focused almost entirely on non-economic issues following the attacks, but one which shows how much more important terrorism can be following threats; it has the power to even shape views of economic policy.

It's incredible to think of the history each one of these stones has in human's history and how they will shape views of wealth and power for centuries to come.

Our findings suggest that there are fundamental ethical disagreements that shape views on CDC's recommended HIV testing policies.

The possible classes of shape, viewed as hierarchical structures, are incorporated into the shape model.

By Richard Eberhart The New Yorker, June 7 , 1958P. 38 Haunts me the lugubrious shape View Article By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By John Cassidy By Rivka Galchen.

Research has shown that television has a powerful influence in shaping views about African Americans.

Brady's war photographs profoundly shaped views of war, both in Brady's day and today.

But, given its brand and (despite the falling circulation) its ubiquity, it is silly to deny that the Sun plays a role in shaping views on women.