Sentence examples for a palpable influence from inspiring English sources
Benjamin Britten is a palpable influence, particularly in thrashing orchestral tempests and some melismatic, Peter Quint-like writing for tenor.
Throughout the opening weeks of this Congress, the freshmen have exerted a palpable influence, upsetting the plans of their leaders on a number of fronts.
Wood-block prints by artists like Hiroshige and Hokusai exerted a palpable influence on Frank Lloyd Wright's design aesthetic, but Wright was able to profit materially from them as well.
Feeling distant from tradition, they devoured recordings by the great Amadeus, Emerson, and Alban Berg Quartets, while pursuing close collaborations with such distinguished composers as Christopher Rouse, whose vibrant, sinewy sounds had a palpable influence on the Calders' development.
Their punishing attack has proved a palpable influence on the Arctic Monkeys' latest album, and tonight's battering-ram climax, 'Song for the Dead', combines speed-metal passages with the precision of hardcore punk.
The Freshmen's characteristic sound — which married harmonies joined as snugly as fine cabinetry with a lush improvisatory style that made the ensemble sound far bigger than it was — was a palpable influence on later groups like the Beach Boys and the Manhattan Transfer.
This kingpin remains an unseen but palpable influence the pirates throughout, as Phillips's crew pay the price for their frantic plunder.
A palpable modernist influence, aside from the subtle, quirky domestic realism of Woolf and E. M. Forster, is that of James Joyce, particularly of "Ulysses," which explodes as it progresses into a cosmic inclusiveness.
Gallagher points out that her mum brought her and her younger sister up as a single working mum, but also does not deny the palpable influence African-American culture has played on her work, although it is but one of many influences – musical, poetic, theatrical, scientific and maritime.
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