Sentence examples for abiding influences from inspiring English sources
He cites Eggleston, Stephen Shore and Lee Friedlander as abiding influences, alongside formalists like Robert Adams and Lewis Baltz.
He once said of Franz Kafka, one of his abiding influences: "He taught me a lot about the normal and the abnormal, and the distance between them.
His 70s group Big Star remain almost unknown to the mainstream but are one of the key abiding influences in rock music of any calibre, their short life only fuelling their near-mythical status.
The Vice aesthetic has had an abiding influence on global scenester style.
She herself preferred to cite the Czech novelist Milan Kundera as an abiding influence.
But there's no denying the abiding influence of the sensibility behind the style.
Strong, sober, contemporary design reigns, but the abiding influence is literature.
Herbert's abiding influence is explained by the way his life story is usually told.
Beckett is an abiding influence, but this seemed altogether Joycean in its intimacy and intensity.
But Schiff's most abiding influence is György Kurtág, 80 this year and one of the world's greatest living composers.
While Cage and Albers would have an abiding influence on Rauschenberg's work, so would Hazel Larsen Archer, a little-known photographer who emphasized personal vision over technique.
