Sentence examples similar to emerging under the influence from inspiring English sources

However, more-unified national styles emerged under the influence of artists in the cities.

A new elite emerged under the influence of the expanding Western impact.

Hezbollah emerged under the influence of revolutionary Iran around the time of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982.

Also, most Latin American folk music, a music protected by the nation-state, emerged under the influence of nineteenth-century salon music and musical plays.

Historical criticism of the Bible, which was independent of the moral and edifying evaluation of the Holy Scriptures, emerged under the influence of the Enlightenment and remained an important approach in Bible studies in the 19th and 20th centuries.

But British officials concocted a role for the Hashemites in two of the new states emerging under Britain's influence.

Toward the end of the 18th century, however, a number of intellectuals emerged who, under the influence of European ideas, set about raising the level of Greek education and culture and laying the foundations of an independence movement.

His status as a Catholic martyr emerged later under the influence of the English Counter-Reformation.

Markets emerge under the most dire conditions.

The first stick to emerge under the bridge has won.

Finally, the preference for lever S was so strong that it also emerged in rats under the influence of cocaine during choice (N = 10).