Sentence examples for extent of its influence from inspiring English sources

Given the extent of its influence it's a shock to discover that "Late Style in Beethoven" – with its inversion of the standard view that Beethoven escaped from the clutches of form into a realm of uninhibited subjectivity – is a mere four pages long.

Others are questioning the extent of its influence, as Kirsten Powers, a columnist for The New York Post, did recently.

Iran's government has emerged as a counterweight to the United States in Iraq, though the extent of its influence can be exaggerated.

The picture created a sensation in the profession, since embracing sports heroes and laughing had not previously been thought suitable activities for fashion models, and the extent of its influence soon became clear as models began to appear everywhere embracing bicycle riders, matadors, coachmen, and Lord knows what else, in a state of hilarity.

The extent of its influence on human behavior is following roughly the aforementioned order according to McPherson et al. [2].

This review provides novel analyses of the magnitude and spatial extent of its influence on soil properties and primary productivity.

That was the extent of his influence.

He returned home to searing criticism that the extent of his influence with the Bush administration was to be the photogenic echo of American policy.

In a sign of the extent of his influence, he was recently invited to the headquarters of Nato's Regional Command South.

However, the nature of his duties, and the extent of his influence in the armed forces, remains to be seen.

To be sure, the exact nature of Maimonides' view and the extent of its similarities to and/or influences from the views of Avicenna and Averroes seems reasonably open to debate.