Sentence examples for shaping of lives from inspiring English sources

The function of affirmative-action programmes like the one being challenged in Texas is to broaden minority access to higher education and to allow all students to reap the benefits of classrooms filled with varied backgrounds and perspectives".[U]niversity education is more the shaping of lives," Judge Higginbotham wrote, "than the filling of heads with facts".

Each performance is an experiment in seamless shaping of live sound backed by dozens of tech teams.

Or is it the active participation of a large section of the population in Christian worship and the shaping of their lives by their declared faith?

He has served and shaped thousands of lives of the people in his district and now he wants to do it on a bigger scale.

Luckily for my hyperbolic claims, they did leave behind some convincing evidence in this department in the shape of Live and Cuddly and Live in Warsaw.

He did so by applying to fossils the principles of comparative anatomy, asking what light the body shapes of living animals could cast on the shapes of creatures from the past.

More pervasive and effective than the one of the internal combustion engine at the end of the nineteenth Century that upsets not only the modes of production and the social hierarchies, but also the aesthetics and the solid shapes of living.

The impressions taken on the steep outside slope of the reef were marked with the shapes of living corals, and otherwise were clean down to about 10 fathoms (18 m); then at increasing depths, the tallow showed fewer such impressions and collected more grains of sand until it was evident that there were no living corals below about 20 30 fathoms (36 55 m).

Understanding the laws that control the elaboration of the shape of living organisms is an exciting field of research.

Most tissue-engineering approaches involve culturing MSCs on three-dimensional (3D) scaffolds, which provide temporary support structures that recreate the natural shape of living tissues [1].

Considerable shrinking of tissues prepared for histology is expected and therefore the measurements of morphological features cannot be used to precisely estimate the size and shape of live organisms; however we are assuming the effect will be similar across taxa and that relative comparisons among taxa are valid.