The Pinochet affair has shaped a whole new generation of human rights activists and lawyers.
It can shape a whole life for the better and always be there, making a good time better and a bad one bearable.
But to shape a whole welfare system solely around meeting this kind of need would create a "residual" American-style welfare system.
Although Mr. Rapp's dialogue often bristles with humor, only Ms. Waterston truly has a chance to shape a whole character, suggesting a sensitive heart and confused mind suffering underneath her character's pert, ingratiating exterior.
How Goethe, with countless contemporaries, shaped a whole civilization is the deeper theme of Boyle's book, the achieved purpose of which elevates it above any critique leveled at specific details.
There takes shape a whole missing chapter for the history of the growth of religious ideas between Judaism and Christianity a chapter which, as Albright has said, "bids fair to revolutionize our approach to the beginnings of Christianity.
As a 25-year-old he already begins to shape a whole new type of Formula 1 racing driver: Analytical, fitter, more complex, which will challenge his everyday life".
The BBC foodie series Back in Time for Dinner, where a 21st-century family was dropped back through the decades to experience, say, powdered eggs and a world before fridges, recognised how the food we eat and the way we eat it has shaped a whole layer of domestic culture.
More isolated before social media took the world by storm, today's multi-player games like "World of Warcraft," area phenomenon shaping a whole generation of youngsters.
By automatically detecting facial features, it becomes possible to enlarge or ensmallen (that's totally a word) the subject's eyes, nose or mouth, or even re-shape a whole face.
