Sentence examples for shaping the viewing from inspiring English sources

Five decades after he began shaping the viewing and listening habits of music fans with American Bandstand, Clark, who was often called the "world's oldest teenager," continued to profit from the marriage of television and rock and roll, serving as the executive producer of American Dreams (2002 05), a nostalgic dramatic series set in the early 1960s.

Social media also plays a powerful role in shaping the views of students at Oldham Hulme grammar school.

But the deluge of TV spots does not appear to be shaping the views of GOP voters assessing the crowded field at least not yet.

That control is seen as crucial in shaping the view of the public and its tolerance for what could become a protracted legal battle over control of the White House.

In other words, rather than focusing largely on shaping the views of Catholics and their morally concerned fellow citizens, it focuses more on addressing governments, usually behind closed doors.

In this paper, we focus on the role of financial remittances versus social learning in shaping the views of the role of the state as an economic and welfare provider.

Framing has proved to be a powerful tool in shaping the views of the electorate.

Never underestimate the power of fresh eyes, original thinking, and persuasive communication in shaping the views of even the most revered of figures.

When Hollywood finally began to address issues of the day, it was reflecting (and not shaping) the views of the Roosevelt Administration and an emerging consensus among the American people.

The industry actors came to realize that individualized and haphazard lobbying techniques were not effective in shaping the views of legislators or the public on alcohol tax issues.

The high percentage of episiotomies performed during vaginal deliveries, together with the high rate of Cesarean sections in the country may play a role in shaping the view of these professionals.