Sentence examples for To influences from inspiring English sources
verb
To affect by gentle action; to exert an influence upon; to modify, bias, or sway; to persuade or induce.
- The politician wants to influence the public.
He himself was open to influences from all over Europe.
How do you talk?' We are all subject to influences.
Do you feel receptive to influences during this period?
Lan has also tackled another truism: British theatre's stubborn resistance to influences from outside these isles.
But our ministry of culture is reacting, by being more open to influences from abroad".
"Remembrance," a collection of originals, serves as something of a guide to influences on Mr. Patitucci's musical life.
And as Kurt, a difficult character because he is so susceptible to influences, Mr. Strathairn is quite lost.
Hunches and gut feelings are subject to influences quite unrelated to individual merit, like the degree to which Wesleyan values its relation to the student's high school.
The incident underlined the challenges facing Saudi Arabia as it attempts to open up to influences, and visits, from the world outside.
As with other aspects of fashion, the preferred look among models is subject to influences as fluky as the economy, politics and editorial diktat.
Gregory Hodge, who has been the principal at Frederick Douglass for 13 years, said the program exposed his students to influences they might otherwise never come across.
