Sentence examples for be exceptionally influential from inspiring English sources

My guess is he will be exceptionally influential in trying to lead the commission following the black eye it has suffered".

In the last decade, governors have been exceptionally influential in shaping federal policy on welfare, education and health care.

Granted, they have been exceptionally influential in putting their city on the music map, but in order to begin to understand the interconnected web that is Sunderland's music industry, we need an understanding of what it is that incessantly inspires such creativity.

Mulla Sadra has become the dominant philosopher of the Islamic East and his approach to the nature of philosophy has been exceptionally influential.

Nonetheless, Kiel's guide to inner growth would benefit anyone aspiring to give his/her best at work and to leave the world a better place, especially corporate and nonprofit leaders, who are exceptionally influential at work and within the larger world.

Maimonides patients tended to be exceptionally old, or exceptionally foreign.

Jonathan Portes, former chief economist at the Department for Work and Pensions and now director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, said: "This was an exceptionally influential and widely cited paper, and George Osborne has repeatedly made clear that Ken Rogoff, who he has frequently met, has been very influential on his thinking".

One explanation is that their material, especially the sketches written by their most influential writer, Eddie Braben, was exceptionally strong – as testified by the fact that The Play What I Wrote received a nomination for a Tony award, even though the performers generally mystified American audiences.

Fairways are exceptionally narrow.

She's exceptionally bright.

Quasicrystals are exceptionally brittle.