Sentence examples similar to continual influence of from inspiring English sources

After a paragraph of glowing detail about this fellow's abilities in molecular lab techniques, his boss closed by saying that "John was a continual influence on all those around him".

These letters, which say things like "Susan was a continual influence on all those around her," or "I am happy to state that Ralph is a former colleague," are dubbed "L.I.A.R. Letters" (Letters of Inconspicuously Ambiguous Reference).

The lyrical landscapes of the French painter Claude Lorrain are among the finest expressions of High Baroque classicism; and they exerted a continual influence throughout the 18th century, particularly in Britain.

Here, also, the interdependence and the continual reciprocal influence of religion and culture may be observed.

In this study the Strickler Berg equation is used to probe the influence of continual substitution of higher order acene units into the conjugated backbone in terms of the variation of the radiative and non-radiative rates.

In any case, the arrival of the breech-loading rifle and cannon into China signified the beginning of continual European influence upon Chinese firearms and artillery.

The influence of thought".

The influence of fearfulness.

Emanation seems compatible with God's "continual creation" (that is, immediate and direct causal influence on and continual production of all things) and the power, activity and so (relative) autonomy of created substances.

As he explained in Federalist Paper No. 78, the judiciary is in "continual jeopardy of being overpowered, awed or influenced by its co-ordinate branches".

He was also concerned by liberal-minded Ioannis Kapodistrias' increasing influence over Tsar Alexander and the continual threat of Russia annexing large areas of the declining Ottoman Empire (the so-called Eastern Question).