Sentence examples for shaped thinking from inspiring English sources

The '86 act has shaped thinking ever since.

Pursuing questions as varied as a pet's value in the years leading up to the war, how the idea of war-preparedness (or "doing things") goaded people into acting drastically (and often pointlessly), and how the event shaped thinking on animal rights, Kean achieves an unusual psychological portrait of a society in wartime.

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

The combination of a discursive institutionalism stance and a historical analysis based upon the Policy Arrangement Approach enabled to study how environmental health problems have shaped thinking, research and policies, leading onto the institutionalization of the environmental health arrangement.

The Home Depot approach to craftsmanship — simplify it, dumb it down, hire a contractor — is one signal that mastering tools and working with one's hands is receding in America as a hobby, as a valued skill, as a cultural influence that shaped thinking and behavior in vast sections of the country.

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.

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.

Silicon Valley can help shape thinking about what type of higher education is needed for the jobs of the future.

In health economics, three papers have begun to shape thinking about public health economics.