Sentence examples for In influences, from inspiring English sources
She brought in influences from Western dance that have since been taught to many young Cubans.
Born in Chicago, in 1930, Abrams was raised in that city's rich musical culture, soaking in influences across genres.
Teju Cole likes to keep his writing porous, allowing in influences and impressions with a kind of deceptive blankness that the reader is invited to make sense of.
Otomo's arresting and vivid portrayal of gang warfare on the streets of a post-apocalyptic Tokyo ran throughout the '80s, drawing in influences from both the West (Star Wars) and the East (Japanese author Seishi Yokomizo), to dazzling effect.
Black Box has its own director of photography Adam Myhill, who has pulled in influences – and technology – from CGI flicks such as Avatar, using full performance capture and virtual cameras to create some really gritty, stylish and naturalistic action sequences.
Like that of other Spanish-speaking Caribbean countries, Puerto Rican cuisine has its roots in Spain and in influences that can be traced to African slaves and the native Indians of the region.
Traditional aristocracies declined in influence.
Nongovernmental organizations have expanded in influence worldwide.
The investment in influence apparently paid off.
Reverently European in influence, it is defiantly American in style.
