Sentence examples for shaped opinion from inspiring English sources

The decision to issue the statement, which contains for the first time a detailed account by the WikiLeaks founder of his encounter with a woman in August 2010 who made rape allegations against him, marks a fresh twist in a case in which Assange claims an early leak of information from the Swedish police has shaped opinion.

It shaped opinions across two generations, from his appeals for racial justice to his calls for nuclear disarmament, from his protests to end the war in Vietnam to his pleas that the war in Iraq not even begin.

But Mandela influenced events and shaped opinions far beyond South Africa's borders because of who he was rather than because of the power and influence of his country.

But they are shaping opinion.

But in the process you are shaping opinion.

How important are Internet blogs, message boards, chat rooms etc. in shaping opinion of a production?

Arab rulers no longer have a monopoly on information, they no longer can shape opinion.

In that context, whether or not a candidate is a parent is one way of shaping opinion.

Virtually the only public officials working to shape opinion on this over the past two years have been those committed to misrepresenting the science.

As it says prominently on its Web site, "We show clients how to shape opinion, navigate challenges, make informed decisions and create opportunities".

The process of shaping opinion, attitudes, and perceptions was termed the "engineering of consent" by one of the founders of the modern public relations industry, Edward Bernays.