Sentence examples for to really shape from inspiring English sources

It seems there are too many forms of entertainment for one movie to really shape the cultural landscape.

It's unclear whether the CCGs have enough of the commissioning 'portfolio' to really shape the local health economy - all we can hope for is that we can develop strong enough joint working arrangements to make it happen.

Rourke said she'd been courting Cooke ever since she began work at the Donmar in 2012, calling him "Christopher Shinn's great interpreter … he really understands playwrights; he's one of the great directors at working below the waterline with a playwright to really shape and bring a play to life".

"They need a lot of help to become a more mature team and company in order to really shape what they want to do".

"He's creating the space in the public sphere to really shape the dialogue on climate change being not just about science, but about morality, about faith".

"For something as important, as urgent as this issue, the community should have an opportunity to really shape what comes next.

"I'm going to reach out to all the communities of Manhattan, and I look forward to really shaping an aggressive agenda as the next D.A".

But the editorial eye, the contacts, the voice, the gravitas, passion and commitment she brought to it really shaped the personality and the spirit of Cif.

Can art really shape the way an underclass lives?

"These elections can really shape national politics quite a bit.

This is really shaping to be quite the electric season in the NFL this year.