Sentence examples for too shaped from inspiring English sources

The Lenape, too, shaped the environment "for their own purposes".

As Linnea Dunne usefully points out, Rihanna grew up in this world, too, shaped by the very structures that made her dress sense a public concern in the first place.

Many digital-media scholars, meanwhile, thought that Murray's view of the future was too shaped by the forms of the past: video games are not new kinds of novels, these critics said, but something entirely different.

In a broad sense, the film reaffirms the opinion of John Mark, one of the guards, who, looking back, has said that Zimbardo's interpretation of events was too shaped by his expectations to be meaningful: "He wanted to be able to say that college students, people from middle-class backgrounds … will turn on each other just because they're given a role and given power.

In a broad sense, the film reaffirms the opinion of John Mark, one of the guards, who, looking back, has said that Zimbardo's interpretation of events was too shaped by his expectations to be meaningful: "He wanted to be able to say that college students, people from middle-class backgrounds... will turn on each other just because they're given a role and given power.

Once that system locks on to its target, it can make adjustments, too, shaping the response to match the contortions and mutations of a tumor in real time.

Law stands continuously exposed to demands for justification, and that too shapes its nature and role in our lives and culture.

Tomlinson's invention has had a larger modern-day impact too, shaping social media services like Twitter and Facebook, where @ is universally synonymous with direct communication with an individual.

This land has, for years, been considered undesirable, too rocky for sewer lines, too oddly shaped, and too close to Route 46.

And those, too, shape subsequent drunken behavior.

They were too oddly shaped.