Sentence examples for exerting a subtle influence from inspiring English sources
"Using lively, populist art, the park shows the roles models and history of the party, exerting a subtle influence on the public and providing them with a 'red benefit'," promises an article on a local government website.
Capitalizing on both the popularity of theme parks in China and a growing nationalistic tourism trend, dubbed by Bloomberg as "red tourism," a local government media site described the venue as "Using lively, populist art, the park shows the role models and history of the party, exerting a subtle influence on the public and providing them with a 'red benefit.'".
He's the poet laureate of my marriage: my husband and I have read him aloud to each other for years, and he exerts a subtle influence over the way we understand ourselves in love.
Having the Met variation doesn't doom someone to a life of anxiety, Casey says, but it may exert a subtle influence.
How a museum shapes its collection exerts a subtle and profound influence on how a culture sees art.
To make Ebbesmeyer's analogy more accurate, you'd have to set that bowl of soup aspin on a lazy Susan, since the earth's rotation exerts a subtle yet profound influence on the movements of water and air.
RGDS-Q11 specifically increased HUVEC attachment, spreading, and growth when co-assembled into Q11 gels, whereas IKVAV-Q11 exerted a more subtle influence on attachment and morphology.
The mutifyas may not have political or legal power but they exert a powerful, subtle influence on society by shaping values, not only in their work at the fatwa centre but also in mosques in the capital, where they lecture and hold all-female study circles.
It's a subtle influence, but it's important".
"It's a subtle influence at work," he said.
