Sentence examples for a spreading influence from inspiring English sources

SoHo Through May 6 Japanese erotic prints and comic strips, a spreading influence on current art, are the basis of Carl Fudge's tech-y, highly processed paintings and large-scale prints.

A wave is a smooth spreading influence; a particle is discrete, detached.

Chayes's most explosive charge is that Pakistan — the United States' supposed ally in the war against terrorism — is actively supporting the Taliban as a way to counter the spreading influence of its regional rival, India.

Al Qaeda and other groups have carried out — or inspired — lethal assaults in the United States, but the Islamic State, which has a base of operations in Syria and Iraq, and carried out the attack on Paris that killed 130 people last month, has turned into a leading terrorism threat with spreading influence around the world.

"A person can't go on spreading influence indefinitely," Das says.

That change, supported on a bipartisan basis, reflects senators' concerns about China's spreading influence and attempts to obtain access to U.S. technology and businesses.

The sports ministry blamed the spreading influence of al-Shabaab.

It frets about the evangelicals' spreading influence, especially among its friends in the PT.

The state, in part out of respect for the spreading influence of the new organizations, reacted with only mild repression.

OFFICIALS in Tehran are not shy about their aim of spreading influence abroad, nor of their apparent success.

Outside Florence and Rome, many of the major Italian cities succumbed to the spreading influence of Mannerism after 1527.