Sentence examples for a foreign influence from inspiring English sources

The electoral funding and disclosure bill is the third plank of the Coalition's foreign interference package to pass the Senate after bills to strengthen espionage offences and set up a foreign influence register passed in June.

The most seductive work in the exhibition also reflects a foreign influence -- in this case Indian.

Both are Italian-Americans of Earth origins and as such themselves represent a foreign influence on Mushroom World.

For most of its history the grape has been viewed with suspicion as a "foreign influence" that distracts from the native grape varieties.

Experts say the council is part of a global foreign influence network overseen by the Communist Party's United Front Work Department.

The kinder, gentler one might say that San Antonio, another team with a strong foreign influence that changed stylistically with the times, had Tim Duncan as the difference maker.

This is closer to what the commander in chief should be saying in the wake of a hostile foreign influence campaign.

And the early Romans, such as Cato, rejected much of Greek theoretical knowledge, regarding it as a dangerous foreign influence and believing with the Stoics that wisdom consisted in living according to nature's precepts.

Against the backdrop of a growing foreign influence in the Premier League, Dyke warned England might not be able to compete seriously on the world stage without changes in the domestic game.

Modernist movements were both cherished and vilified by artists and critics; Impressionism was initially regarded by "many conservative critics" as a "subversive foreign influence", but became "fully assimilated" into British art during the early-20th century.

The culture slowly started to change in the mid-1990s, with an increasing foreign influence, though it was a few years before ice baths and Gatorade chasers were the norm rather than the exception.