Sentence examples for shaping forces from inspiring English sources

Chilton sees the Magdalene as one of the "shaping forces of Christianity".

Other shaping forces were white country-music figures — particularly Hank Williams, Hank Snow, and Jimmie Rodgers.

The stories in this début collection are set in Israel, the Soviet Union, and America, and their subjects are the dual shaping forces of history and family.

NATO and the United Nations, started on Harry Truman's watch, are still basic shaping forces in the world, in ways that even the most deft Presidential response to even the most urgent international crisis can never be.

Lord Black strongly (and I believe correctly) endorses those who consider his disability one of the central shaping forces of his career and Roosevelt's response to it one of his principal claims to greatness.

However, many of the fundamental questions still need to be addressed, including the shaping forces of microbial diversity between individuals and across time.

Twenty years later, he has revisited the central character, keeping football as the shaping force.

Girls are the shaping force in Wasson's thorough and lively biography, and, in seven hundred pages, there are many.

"The shaping force for us from the start has not been our products, but our principles," she says.

In no other visual art form except cinema over the last 100 years were Jews such a shaping force.

A violin prodigy, Thomas moved with his family to New York City, where he was to become a shaping force in practically every aspect of the city's musical life.