Sentence examples for apparently influential from inspiring English sources

But the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment disagreed, and its apparently influential role in Ms Hodge's decision has alarmed Twentieth Century Society director, Catherine Croft.

"I won't hide the fact that I have a friend, and I asked him not to leak anything," Prokhorov told me, declining to name this apparently influential person.

The latest variation ran something like this: Ayn Rand, author of The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, was the founder in the 1950s of the largely discredited but apparently influential philosophy, objectivism.

In addition we found signs of the influence of the immediate social context: colleagues with whom an office was shared were apparently influential for switching off lights and switching off computers.

Sammy explained how his West Indies team has been brought closer together by provocative remarks from the outside – not quite on the Tony Greig grovel scale yet apparently very influential.

Distance to wind turbine was apparently not influential.

The music was melodic and primal, and apparently was influential for artists such as Mickey Hart, Joan Baez, Carlos Santana, and John Coltrane, who later wrote and recorded the track "Tunji" in his honor.

These sources not only promoted vaccination, but also provided adverse event reporting, apparently a more influential factor in parents' acceptance of specific vaccines, particularly novel influenza pandemic vaccine.

Apparently the Texas Public Policy Foundation is influential in setting textbook policy for all United States schools.

The truce was apparently negotiated through an influential local member of the Baath Party, with contacts on both sides.

Pardew began with Cheik Tioté apparently man-marking the influential Ki Sung-yueng but Newcastle had evidently not bargained for Colback having such a good game.