Effective drug abuse treatment must recognize the deeper influences of psychological, psychiatric, legal, familial, and other factors on recovery from drug abuse and dependence.
Symphony No. 9 reveals the deep influence of Beethoven on Schubert.
Not less importantly, it also expresses the deep influence of Zen Buddhism, or at least western promulgations of it, on the art of the 1960s.
He is certainly right to stress the deep influence of Marcel Duchamp, whom he aptly characterizes as "a high priest of the irrelevant".
Nowhere in Brazil is the deep influence of three and a half centuries of slavery so obvious, from the color of people's skin to the color of the food (often orange, from the ubiquitous use of dendê, or red palm oil); from the deep influence of the African-derived religious traditions of candomblé to the musical beats of axé and samba.
The deep influence of religion is seen in such works as The End of the House of Alard (1923) and The History of Susan Spray, the Female Preacher (1931).
After this period, mathematics in the East was under the deep influence of mathematics imported from Europe, which Chinese mathematicians tried to synthesize with traditional Chinese mathematics.
Both books and authors are thoroughly Protestant in their seriousness about the assessment of character and are inconceivable without the deep influence of the Reformation on the people of Britain.
For Chungyalpa — who was working as a field conservationist for the World Wildlife Fund WWFF) at the time — that moment was a stirring reminder of the deep influence of religious traditions on human behavior.
In an interview with David Ritz for "Divided Soul: The Life of Marvin Gaye Da Capopo, 1991), Mr. Whitfield recalled the deep influence of the new, hard-driving funk of Sly Stone, and how he tried to bring something of Mr. Stone's sound to his work at Motown.
