Sentence examples for Equally influential from inspiring English sources

Equally influential was Revolver by the Beatles.

Equally influential was the French director Michel Saint-Denis.

Equally influential is the impact of our growing use of digital technology, not only for communication, but information and entertainment.

Equally influential were the Ossianic poems of James Macpherson (1736 96), which influenced the early period of the Romantic movement.

Equally influential was Jock's next work, The New Criminology (1973, co-authored with Paul Walton and Ian Taylor), which infused criminology with an unapologetically critical agenda.

Equally influential with the current coalition is the liberal-leaning Centreforum, whose advisory body is chaired by the schools minister, David Laws.

Equally influential was her mother, Barbara, a childhood-development expert and the daughter of Robert Taylor, the first African-American to head the Chicago Housing Authority.

Equally influential is the Polder, a sofa designed by Ms. Jongerius to evoke the idiosyncrasies of a beloved, slightly shabby family heirloom, even though it was rigorously engineered by Vitra's factories.

Equally influential was the way he approached that moment: with a Zen combination of alertness and patience that allowed him to be absorbed by unfolding events as they absorbed him.

Equally influential were the papers by W. Zurek from the early 1980s (Zurek 1981; 1982).

Equally influential was Keichû's valorization of the ancient Japanese language he reconstructed through his study of the Man'yôshû.