Sentence examples for deepest influences from inspiring English sources

In the early 1960s he went on to New York for a job with Cannonball Adderley's band and watched up close the rise of John Coltrane, one of his deepest influences.

Vidal was one of my own deepest influences at the start of my career, especially with his acerbic, hard-hitting essays.

Musil shows that, although Carson herself worked well with men, her deepest influences and relationships, her love of nature and science, and her influential contacts came from women.

"It was the case of Tony Nicklinson that exerted the deepest influence on me.

His visionary work has had the deepest influence, with the highest degree of originality and spatial sensibility.

But in many ways, Whedon says, his deepest influence is his mother, Lee Stearns, a high-school teacher who wrote novels during her summers, novels that were never published.

Arabs had the deepest influence on Zanzibar, because the island's position made it a perfect entrepôt for Arabs mounting slave expeditions into Africa and conducting oceangoing commerce.

While Mr. Jones is known in jazz circles as a bebop pianist -- some of his earliest recordings were with Charlie Parker -- his art is rooted in the pre-bop piano playing of Teddy Wilson, Fats Waller and Art Tatum, who was his deepest influence.

Hence, the deepest influence of the leachate is interpreted areas with low elevation (Figs. 2, 8, 10).

It's one of the bands with the deepest influence on Interpol, because we all like them.

There have long been foreign fellow-travellers (Louis Andriessen, Arvo Pärt) and deep influences from abroad (the musical cultures of India and West Africa).