Sentence examples for shaper of a from inspiring English sources

Kissinger was a key shaper of a world order that remained stable for a quarter century or more until our own post-cold war era.

Shrewd student of the system that she was, and still is, she imagined that the college admissions committee saw itself as the shaper of "a classic underdog story with a Hollywood ending," in which she was the plucky heroine.

He was never the shaper of a team capable of playing expansive rugby and if there was any doubt about this it was surely removed at the scene of his greatest triumph, Australia in the Word Cup-winning year of 2003.

An analysis of the most frequently cited authors in Research Policy and Scientometrics underlines Keith Pavitt's role as both a shaper of, and a bridge between, science and technology policy and bibliometric analysis.

It's seen as a fundamental, even radical shaper of what a museum does, as well as what it looks like.

His reputation is that of a knowledgeable shaper of stories and a director who keeps a relaxed rehearsal room.

Those few, however, eventually emerged as the shapers of a new and powerful strain of popular music.

This genetic roulette must be even more significant in an organism as complex as a human, and it tells us that the two traditional shapers of a person, nature and nurture, must be augmented by a third one, brute chance.

The time of "Howl" and "On the Road" was also the time of "Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely" and the original "Ocean's Eleven," and although by many measures a taste for the product of North Beach is incompatible with a taste for the product of Las Vegas, the Beat Movement writers and the Rat Pack entertainers were shapers of a similar sensibility.

The most well-known are "shapers of a new world," as Thomson says.

But his skills as an artist, a shaper of ideas and, yes, an entertainer, qualify him as a national cultural treasure, a title he already holds in his native country.