Sentence examples for enormous influence upon from inspiring English sources

Bertram's forgery (cunningly published in a volume containing the works of two genuine ancient authors, Gildas and Nennius) had an enormous influence upon historians of Roman Britain, lasting into the 20th century.

Historically, the pope and the Catholic church have wielded enormous influence not simply upon religious practice, but also upon the politics and governance of countries around the world.

The fact that the psychologism dispute has become closely associated with German-speaking philosophy must not, however, blind us to the enormous influence of John Stuart Mill upon both sides of the controversy.

The letters eventually were printed in book form under the title Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693), and seem to have had enormous influence down the ages upon educational practice; after two centuries the book had run through some 35 English editions and well over thirty foreign editions, and it is still in print and is frequently excerpted in books of readings in philosophy of education.

The government has enormous influence.

"Europe has enormous influence".

This office could wield enormous influence.

"He had an enormous influence on actors.

The players possess enormous influence.

Do they have enormous influence?

"Stars have always had enormous influence.