Sentence examples for time shaped by from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, it will evolve over time, shaped by its residents to become part of the neighbourhood.

Greek attitudes toward tyranny, as already noted, changed over time, shaped by external events.

It showed him as a man of his time, shaped by that time, and, as a leader, both subject to temptation and capable of overcoming it.

We are not statues, Though our faces are stone, Chiseled by time, shaped by history That we are now part of, As it is part of us.

Though widely accepted today, this view was novel at the time, shaped by the experience of the English, American, and French revolutions.

Is the Christian mystical tradition a relic of another time, shaped by celibates for celibates, unable to engage meaningfully with people of our time who embrace their corporeality and sexuality as crucial aspects of their journey towards union with God?

Conversely, Marian, Roberson wrote, "is a truer product of her times, shaped by the ordinary responsibilities and expectations of a medieval woman".

Atina Grossmann, a historian at Cooper Union who has written about the displaced-persons camps of postwar Germany, said attitudes reflected in the case files were widespread at the time, shaped in part by pre-Depression ideas about pauperism, and by a mix of pity and contempt for the "D.P.'s," as they were widely known.

"Clock time makes ordered schedules possible, but bodily time is shaped by moods, desires and whims," he said.

He is currently working on a monograph, titled Enacting Musical Time, which examines how listeners' understanding and experience of musical time are shaped by bodily actions and gestures.

In February, the Asia Society opens "Montien Boonma: Temple of the Mind," a retrospective look at a Thai artist who died two years ago; his installations are at once completely of our time and shaped by the Buddhist faith.