Sentence examples for come to influence from inspiring English sources
The better parts of each company's culture will come to influence the other.
They have come to influence voters' decisions and policy decisions in ways that didn't exist previously.
He doesn't want to get into trouble, so he's come to influence me positively by telling me he nearly ate it all.
But concepts from information theory, in this restricted sense, have come to influence our notions of "information" in the broader sense, where the word suggests significance and learning.
It started among young single adults with 'Sex and the City,' and there has been so much talk and thinking about female sexual assertiveness that it has finally come to influence adolescents".
"Celebrities have increasingly come to influence our lives – just look at this week's press regulation talks – but employ so many publicists and lawyers it's not always easy to give an objective view of what they're up to.
The New Wave came to influence directors all over the world; New Waves sprang up in Germany, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Brazil, Poland, Japan, Taiwan, Iran, and even Hollywood.
And his writing came to influence me: the more I was writing, the more I came to appreciate what he's doing on a technical level.
Sontag, who came to influence generations of readers around the world and saw herself at war with philistinism, was nothing if not transgressive.
