Sentence examples for shaping the character from inspiring English sources

It was in the early 1950's that Mr. Carney began shaping the character of Ed Norton.

In shaping the character, Ms. Miller said, she drew to a certain extent on her own background.

John Walker, chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, said: "The planning system is hugely important in shaping the character of our high streets and town centres and so our local communities.

For many years, he was a dedicated, revered and inspiring teacher and mentor at the Bronx High School of Science where he had a profound impact on shaping the character and life path of his students.

Now, an oddly vibrant exhibition at the memorial is telling a less known story of the renaissance of the survivors in Israel and the extraordinary role they played in shaping the character of the new state.

In the Creation of Israel Sixty years after Israel's founding, Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, is holding an oddly vibrant exhibition about the role Holocaust survivors played in shaping the character of the new state.

Strangely, however, there was barely a word about the prominent role clothes played in shaping the characters in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel.

Mendelson's novels inhabit similar territory to those of Maggie O'Farrell, with the same capacity for extreme noticing, the same profound emotional intelligence shaping the characters and driving the narrative.

However, in doing so, they face the problems of objectification and oppression; two issues which end up adversely shaping the characters' identities.

How has the one-child policy shaped the character of today's China?

The electoral vote system shapes the character of presidential majorities, making it unlikely they will be geographically or ideologically narrow.