Sentence examples for ever influential from inspiring English sources

He skied a penalty after Sebastián Coates fouled the ever influential David Silva.

The ever influential Miuccia Prada sent out female models sporting Tenenbaumish sweatbands during her menswear spring/summer 2013 show.

Ever influential today, the most prominent in the IDM scene is the UK's Warp label, with artists such as Aphex Twin, Autechre, and Plaid.

Mohamed came close to restoring Cheltenham's early advantage with a shot that shaved Bittner's far post while at the other end, the ever influential Harry Pell was inches away from giving United the lead.

On Thursday the Washington Post, ever influential among US policymakers, published a digest of his past gaffes under a headline that drew attention to a 2007 Daily Telegraph column in which he backed Hillary Clinton for president and wrote of her: "She's got dyed blonde hair and pouty lips, and a steely blue stare, like a sadistic nurse in a mental hospital".

Ever influential, so perhaps not so surprising that he's wound up at Google.

It's pretty obvious that it stems from my home state and my ever-influential, yet thoroughly suppressed, Catholic upbringing.

It's Hamlet without the prince - the missing character is Rupert Murdoch and his ever-influential Sun newspaper.

But more recently he seems to have been persuaded by Turkey's ever-influential generals, who see northern Cyprus as a strategic asset, to back Mr Denktash and his policies once again.

That said, with the ever-influential JW Anderson referencing the 1980s at his latest womenswear show at London Fashion Week, the 1970s influence could already be on the wane.

He had not started against England before and while he will afford himself a wry smile that it was his often maligned goal-kicking that won the day, this was not one for a scrapbook and it was not until Sonny Bill Williams was replaced by the ever-influential Ryan Crotty on the half-hour that Barrett settled into any kind of rhythm.