Actually, every frame shows that he has been emphatically and intelligently influenced by Tarkovsky, and, just a little, by the Hollywood movie to which Tarkovsky's film was supposed to be a riposte: Kubrick's 2001.
Tate Modern will host another likely blockbuster during the Games, a show devoted to Edvard Munch, drawing on recent research to present him as an emphatically modernist artist influenced by developments in technology, such as photography and cinema.
Not much changed there during the final – both are absolutely deserving of the highest accolades – but something about Paul Pogba, the way he has commanded games, made his mark, played his role so emphatically for the team, and influenced the final swung it.
Mr. Medvedev might respond by emphatically moving closer to Mr. Putin to avoid the appearance of being influenced by Mr. Obama.
23 BOB DYLAN Love and Theft Columbia, 2001 Dylan shook off his melancholy for an album that revisited his core influences: most emphatically, the rural and urban blues traditions.
This is emphatically not about government controlling what the press writes or influencing the political viewpoint of newspapers.
Miliband says: "This is emphatically not about government controlling what the press writes or influencing the political viewpoint of newspapers.
She was the last British prime minister openly and emphatically to acknowledge the influence of Christianity on her thinking, in particular terms not fuzzy ones.
Cunningham, under the influence of the emphatically anti-romantic John Cage (who was by then his partner), favored dryness, wit, un-centeredness, even anarchy.
The problem with Bloom's impressive theory of influence lies in his emphatically Oedipal vision of how poets wrestle with their precursors.
