Sentence examples for Quite influential from inspiring English sources
One nurse said: "I mean, if a non-smoking mother is motivated to help the father to quit smoking it can be quite influential at home..... because they tell them.... now, you have to go outdoors and smoke..... motivating them to stop or cut down... we' re not there every day to push them and remind them or support them or tell them what to do".
"She's definitely quite influential over Gordon.
"There was his own work, which was quite influential.
Later, Buñuel was quite influential, and later again, Kurosawa.
Good Times has proven quite influential, all told (9).
The Ministry of Defense was also quite influential in shaping space efforts.
"I came out of it thinking, No, she's not quite the influential person that she was on Libya".
It seems that Jimmy Wales [the founder of Wikipedia] has been quite an influential friend to you and impossible.com.com
The left wing-back was quite an influential figure in the first half, even if he did pick up yet another Italian caution, for a shirt pull.
According to Leila Cobo, who covers Latin music for Billboard, "No other band is quite as influential or important as Los Tigres, or has had quite the impact, or is quite this well known".
He left a body of work comprising more than a hundred technical papers along the lines of "Reliable Circuits Using Less Reliable Relays," as well as others, not quite so influential, like "Scientific Aspects of Juggling" and "The Fourth-Dimensional Twist, or a Modest Proposal in Aid of the American Driver in England".
