Sentence examples for defining influence from inspiring English sources

Defining influence is a tricky thing, but fuck it: Garry Shandling, who died Thursday afternoon at the age of 66, as first reported by TMZ, was the most influential and important comedian of the past 30 years.

Scotland was always important to her – but China was to be the defining influence.

The other defining influence on his eventual specialty was pure accident.

Mr. le Carre's childhood was a defining influence on his life.

It was also the kind of night where Arsenal fans might once again reasonably look to Özil to exert some defining influence.

But his catalog also includes light-spirited works like this curtain-raiser, in which early jazz, particularly ragtime, is a defining influence.

Reagan's election and my grandfather's allegiance to him were defining influences on me politically.

War and military service have been defining influences in Australian history, while a major part of the national identity has been built on an idealised conception of the Australian experience of war and of soldiering, known as the Anzac spirit.

He defines influence "as literary love, tempered by defence".

For the sake keeping this discussion on track, let's define influence.

However the variation in the initial sample mass and the particle size does not seem to exert a defined influence in the yield of the different phases.