Sentence examples for shaped views from inspiring English sources

Three or four miles east of Chinle I round a corner and there it is: an Ansel Adams scene.No artist has shaped views of the American West more profoundly than Adams.

He significantly shaped views on pop culture (before Thom Yorke, Noam Chomsky and a few others helped seal them) and gave me the insight to see how shallow and vacuous the world of glamour and celebrity-dom is.

UK, South Asian, Muslim [ 35] Fatalism, or the notion that all events are predestined, also shaped views about organ donation.

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.

The state-subsidised Al-Jazeera is now one of the most watched satellite television channels in the world, shaping views especially in the Muslim world.

Coinciding with this is financial power, which raises women's expectations and ability to do things their own way, shaping views of men, family and sexual satisfaction.

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

Ideology is just one factor shaping views on science issues.

Of course, there may be other variables shaping views of what roles the state should undertake, and therefore we control for them.

Wolsink (2007), for example, notes the importance of feelings about equity and fairness, along with visual impacts on the landscape, in shaping views toward local wind development [45].

Both sections motivate our alternative hypotheses concerning the contrasting role of financial vs. social remittances in shaping views about the roles of the state.