Sentence examples for An enduring influence from inspiring English sources

There is little question that Mead and Dewey had an enduring influence on each other, with Mead contributing an original theory of the development of the self through communication.

They have had an enduring influence on Western civilization.

Have his diaries had an enduring influence in gay literature?

This classic philosophical statement of late antiquity has had an enduring influence on Western thought.

He had an enduring influence on comics, but he left his stamp on the movies, too.

Not only has his treatment of the building had an enduring influence on interior design.

If Martin Munkacsi's name rings a bell, it's most likely because Richard Avedon often cited the Hungarian-born photographer (1896-1963) an an early, enduring influence.

An essay in Spiked on the enduring influence of Thomas Malthus, inspiration to Darwin, Marx, and Krugman.

To give you an idea of Petipa's enduring influence over today's repertory, let's look at this year's statistics.

Barker stitches together an unnervingly perceptive portrait of China and of the enduring influence that its past has on the present.

Her most enduring influence was as a queen of style.