Sentence examples for and influential in the from inspiring English sources
British television was once the most admired, the most copied and influential in the world.
Cambridge and Oxford universities are among the most prestigious and influential in the world and have endowments of £5.8bn and £4.2bn respectively, including college funds.
No player has been as consistently dynamic and influential in the Premier League as the man many halfwits insist on calling fat.
Even if they are not being taught by them, at least there is some sense that these people are alive and influential in the university, doing research.
He was equally comfortable and influential in the world of journalism, whose skills he honed during an earlier career as science correspondent of this newspaper, from 1955, when it was the Manchester Guardian, until 1964.
Referring to the Russian intelligence service, he said: "They are as important and influential in the Russian state as they were in the old days, and Russian espionage operations continue to be conducted.
May the wisdom of Buckminster Fuller again become widely public and influential in creating the fuller future that is our birthright as Spaceship Earth crewmembers.
De la sagesse was especially popular and influential in France and England throughout the 17th century but was immediately attacked as irreligious.
Grass learned a lot from Rabelais and Céline and was influential in the development of "magical realism"and Márquez.
He continued to act as papal legate and negotiator and remained influential in the reform movement, particularly through his patronage of Bernard of Clairvaux.
But it revealed an age-related wrinkle.Old people are both overwhelmingly opposed to gay marriage and highly influential in the Conservative Party and politics generally.
