Sentence examples for clearly influential from inspiring English sources

While his family name and connections are clearly influential, he said, he knows White House officials are busy.

The commitments to further powers that were then set out by Gordon Brown were clearly influential with many voters.

He is an artist's artist, clearly influential on contemporary artists who take materials where they can find them, to transform into unrecognisable and new constructions.

Palampores, hand-painted (stenciled) cotton fabrics imported during the 17th century to England from India, were clearly influential in developing such traditional crewel work designs as the tree of life pattern.

Television documentaries are clearly influential in shaping the tastes of readers, and I hope that deeply learned female presenters will be trusted more often to set out detailed arguments on screen.

The meeting was clearly influential for anyone who witnessed the "chalk and cheese" transformation between McIlroy in that final-round 80 of the Masters and 70 days later at Congressional. "He worked out what he did wrong at Augusta," said his closest handler, Stuart Cage.

And while cable has clearly been influential in the creation of a drama that deals with the pornography industry, network television still has limits on nudity and language.

That seems unlikely given its political power, but The Sun sells over three million copies a day, and page three is clearly more influential than anything produced in either Nuts or Zoo.

There is a lot of gossip here, guilt by association, innuendo — Russo quotes an actress named Selene Walters who says she was raped by Reagan in 1952, two weeks before he married Nancy Davis — but Korshak was clearly an influential figure.

55 This view clearly proved influential.

Performance scores are clearly very influential but are usually assessed by clinicians rather than by patients themselves.