Sentence examples for exceedingly influential from inspiring English sources
These commentaries in turn proved exceedingly influential in the earliest reception of the Aristotelian corpus into the Latin West in the twelfth century.
Before addressing these three questions, let me briefly give some [End Page 37] quotations from Samuel P. Huntington's The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order, an exceedingly influential statement of a civilizational perspective that represents a major competing perspective to my own institutional approach.
Nicknamed "Plonk" for reasons I won't address in this forum, Ronnie was the heart, soul, and integral songwriter for not one, but two of rock 'n' roll's exceedingly influential and most beloved ensembles: The Small Faces and The Faces.
It is not, as that exceedingly lame footnote shows, an especially revealing look into the influential juggernaut that has changed the way we learn about one another and the world.
The opera was scheduled to open in Milan at La Scala (one of the most important and influential houses in opera's history) with an outstanding cast that was exceedingly popular with the public, including the soprano Rosina Storchio as Butterfly.
He prepared exceedingly well.
exceedingly trying experience.
It is exceedingly arbitrary.
