Sentence examples for Influential circle from inspiring English sources

As it happens, journalism is beginning to go in the direction that the "influential circle" wants.

William Byrd seems hardly to have been a well-known neighbour in the parish, preferring to move in his own influential circle, which probably saved his life.

With their army of donors, influential circle of current and former staff members and a powerful public platform, the Clintons were seen as career makers — or breakers.

Kampfner says there is "a small, influential circle of people" who believe British journalism is a "problem" and public figures should be shown more deference.

Theodore Mann, a producer and director who, as a founder of the influential Circle in the Square, was a driving force in the rise of Off Broadway theater in the 1950s, died on Friday in Manhattan.

From his perch at Crisis, Hudson became a prominent figure in Catholic Washington, joining an influential circle of opinion-makers as they cheered the efforts of their champion, Pope John Paul II, to reinterpret Vatican II along orthodox lines.

Again, it shows that mental health stigma is now viewed as unacceptable in very influential circles.

But, whatever held true for influential circles, most Frenchmen in these same years remained deeply religious, certainly in the provinces but possibly in Paris as well.

So questions about the source of his money and his rise in influential circles remained when news of his past began to emerge last month.

In Muslim Spain, Jews frequently served the government in official capacities and, therefore, not only took an active interest in political affairs but engaged in considerable social and intellectual intercourse with influential circles of the Muslim population.

On the first question: the dominance of austerians in influential circles should disturb anyone who likes to believe that policy is based on, or even strongly influenced by, actual evidence.