Sentence examples for being so instrumental from inspiring English sources

I want to express my appreciation to reading groups for embracing this novel and for being so instrumental in generating the word of mouth that has been this book's lifeblood".

The only other time students of Congress could recall a senator being so instrumental in a House debate was in 1985 and 1986 when Bill Bradley, then a Democratic senator from New Jersey, helped push President Ronald Reagan's tax bill through the Democratic-controlled House.

He came to the United States after he visited Cuba, doing a sort of "victory lap" after being so instrumental in bringing the two countries to speaking terms again.

"He was so instrumental in the music life of Savannah".

The president of Bold Nebraska who was so instrumental to that breakthrough?

Smolin, who had been so instrumental in ushering Lisi's ideas into the public square, expressed regret that they had arrived there before they were fully formed.

Also joining us for dinner was Phuntsho Namgyal, who had been so instrumental in helping to plan the logistics for the excursion.

Mr. Obama, whose skills as an explainer were so instrumental in winning the office, did little sustained explaining of the crisis outside Washington.

Jerry Stackhouse, who was so instrumental in many of the team's best early season lineups, lost his shooting touch and found a home on the bench.

The court has never before been so instrumental in the selection of a president, and its decisions have rarely seemed so openly political.

In the streets, residents were still discussing the pullout plan and Mr. Sharon, who was so instrumental in developing the settlements years ago.