Sentence examples for centres of influence from inspiring English sources
Yet, the last decade has seen a shift in the economic centres of influence from the west to the east.
In celebrating his native island, Walcott, whose first collection of 25 Poems appeared in 1949, celebrates all lives lived far from metropolitan centres of influence.
This pattern of landholding may have avoided the formation of local centres of influence while encouraging intensive exploitation of the land.
We are in a desperate need for the formation of a coalition that would bring together journalists, media institutions, human rights organisations and internet activists in order to break the wall of silence that certain governments and centres of influence are endeavouring to impose on the sources of information.
Culture may not need democracy or peace, but it can't develop without some measure of freedom - and that requires a diversity of centres of influence, working openly and at times in opposition to one another.
Without transparency and access to accurate and full information, the media will remain hostage to what the centres of influences choose to leak in the service of their own narrow interests and in distortion of the full picture.
The United States became a centre of influence in tattoo designs, especially with the spread of U.S. tattooers' pattern sheets.
Scottish artists in the later eighteenth century were strongly influenced by the Enlightenment, which stressed rationalism and human inquiry, of which Scotland was a major centre of influence.
Monasteries became centres of foreign influence, and provided sources of literate men, able to serve the crown's growing administrative needs.
Youth centres have been attracting a lot of attention as centres of positive influence and education for young people, and the successes demonstrated in this programme can be adapted for use by other countries in the region.
