Sentence examples for achieved an influence from inspiring English sources

A seductively exciting surface, such as the morbid spectacle of a mass delusion, may distract from, but cannot insure against, a slack core, and in Riefenstahl's case a handful of sequences singled out for their formal beauty and a quality that Sontag calls "vertigo before power" have achieved an influence disproportionate to their depth or originality.

We weighted the responses to ensure that Round 1 of the Delphi exercise achieved an overall influence of 33%% for the whole study.

Władysław's policy of unifying the two legal systems was partial and uneven at first but achieved a lasting influence.

We therefore suggest that the functional effect of palmitoylation on NCX1 inactivation is achieved through an influence on the interaction between XIP and the intracellular loop.

In a sense, Castro's entire life's work may be summed up in this way: agree with his views or not, condone his methods or fiercely dispute them, he fought indefatigably against tremendous odds throughout his political life – and in so doing achieved an astonishing degree of influence across the globe.

While Google was not expected to post a winning bid, it has already achieved an important victory by influencing the auction rules.

Despite the innovative Neoclassicism of his executed works, Boullée achieved a truly lasting influence as a teacher and theorist.

Rumiana Bachvarova, Mr. Borisov's cabinet chief and a leading sociologist, said that women were achieving a singular influence in Bulgarian public life, in part because — as elsewhere in the former Soviet bloc — they had proved to be adaptable during the difficult transition since Communism fell.

To achieve a positive influence on key performance indicators, organizational approaches to enterprise architecture should not be restricted to purely technical aspects but should instead put the focus firmly on employees.

Among the elimination of French airfields and aircraft factories around Paris, in von Waldau's words, the bombing was to "achieve a desirable influence on the morale of the capital".

With such a definitional power a classification system like DSM-5 transcends the limits of a medical handbook and achieves a societal influence that is far beyond its original scientific basis.