Sentence examples for central influence on from inspiring English sources

One central influence on the founders' political thought was John Locke, the English liberal who wrote the now famous "Letter on Toleration".

During his isolated recovery, he began to play with dolls, an activity that later proved to have a central influence on his art.

This institution was the central influence on, and regulator of, Britain's musical history at a time when the forms and structures of modern classical music were being invented, along with new instruments that produce the sounds heard in contemporary concert halls.

That book has changed countless lives and made Malcolm a central influence on generations of black men who admire his force, his courage, his brilliance, and his way of merging the protean trickster and the bold intellectual activist and the inspiring preacher.

Charles Darwin regarded his work as a central influence on the theory of evolution.

He had been Lennon's assistant for three years, he had been a central influence on the team's style of play and form, and he had a poor track record as a manager.

18 Possible mechanisms for an increased cardiovascular risk may relate to varenicline's action on α3β4 receptors in the peripheral ganglia and subsequent release of acetylcholine, release of catecholamines and the central influence of α4β2 and α7 receptors on blood pressure homoeostasis.

Spencer said that "clearly racialist" writers such as Benoist and Faye were "central influences" on his own thinking as an identitarian.

Hooper has cited changes in the cultural and political landscape as central influences on the film.

We speculate that the right-sided predominance reflects asymmetric central influences on autonomic outflow, contributing to cardiac arrhythmia.

The result of these central influences on pain perception causes an expansion of the receptive field and an increasing of signals directed to the CNS, with the amplification of what is perceived from a peripheral stimulus.