Sentence examples for which has been shaped from inspiring English sources

Western monasticism, which has been shaped by the rule of Benedict of Nursia, has been characterized by two distinct developments.

Mythology and magic underpin this hugely inventive trilogy which is set in a version of London which has been shaped by an alternate history.

Despite the obvious differences in our upbringings, growing up in Congo-Brazzaville and England respectively, we share a literary taste which has been shaped by almost exactly the same French writers.

Such an idea is backed up neither by the entire history of parliamentary politics in Britain, which has been shaped by men, for men, nor by the current gender balance in the Commons, which stands at nearly four to one (in favour of men, in case you were wondering).

"This momentous piece of legislation, which has been shaped and reformed and improved so much by all parts of this House … [will] give the protection to the victims who need it and … ensure the perpetrators can practise their crimes no more," Home Office minister Lord Bates told the upper chamber of parliament.

As noted by Francis Fukuyama, we wish to protect our complex nature, which has been shaped by evolution, against any of our own attempts at modifying it.

Like its behemothic blueprint Burning Man, which has been shaping the alt-festival culture on the west coast for decades, Symbiosis is a social-art project with outstanding bookings.

Another alternative is hand-peeled or hand-hewn logs, which have been shaped by an individual craftsman.

The game was stopped before the fourth inning so that the mound, which had been shaped to match the one at Yankee Stadium, could be repaired.

Though Europe saw itself as the pilothouse of fate, in truth it was more like a fort, which had been shaped by the constant assault of those horsemen.

It will give Gov. James E. McGreevey his third appointment to the seven-member court, which had been shaped largely by his Republican predecessor, Christie Whitman.