President Obama's blithe admission that Democrats have "warts" in the form of connections to the endlessly corrupting Influence Peddling Industry sort of reminds me of that time Gary Hart said, "Follow me around".
As for the endlessly discussed question of the degree to which Stravinsky, who had never heard jazz, might have been influenced by it in "L'Histoire," Mr. Marsalis finds it irrelevant.
At last I've got a fare!" The idea that movies can influence our lives is endlessly, and contradictorily, chewed over.
For the first time, our result uncovers an important mechanism by which stimuli endlessly generated by our environment can potentially influence our behavior even if they are not consciously perceived.
So while we stare endlessly at first couples, we rarely glimpse the strange vastness of their marriages: how a private conversation between two people, lying in the same bedroom where Abraham Lincoln slept, can influence an entire nation.
Many modern mental-health practitioners and researchers believe that the scientific standing of our drugs, our illness categories and our theories of the mind have put the field beyond the influence of endlessly shifting cultural trends and beliefs.
One article of faith for these musicians is the idea that jazz is permeable to outside influence, and therefore endlessly in flux.
But lyrics too remained an influence and inspiration: Iain was endlessly and avowedly awed by the invention and verbal wit of Clive James's songwriting with Pete Atkins.
He adored and cossetted her, worried endlessly over her, encouraged her, and, under the influence of frequent black moods and alcohol, sometimes fought viciously with her.
We are endlessly fascinating creatures shaped by myriad sources of influence.
