Sentence examples for flow of influence from inspiring English sources

Although Byzantium had an incalculable effect on art in Italy in earlier centuries, by the time of the Italian Renaissance, the flow of influence had reversed.

Spread over both the Chinese painting galleries and the Japanese galleries, it traces the flow of influence from one culture to the other.

I understood the normal flow of influence from a father to his children, the way I had introduced mine to jazz and pro football.

But it can achieve something more important, to reverse the flow of influence: instead of government responding to people, the electorate become passive recipients of state decisions.

The flow of influence and literary indebtedness between them gradually reverses itself, and Louis begins to claim a deeper interest in Allen's more spontaneous ways of working, though there is little evidence that he applied them.

Basically a collection reinstallation with a novel mix-and-match approach, this show, spread over both the Chinese painting and Japanese galleries, traces the flow of influence from one culture to the other.

As improbable as it is that the topic should emerge this week, after years of small gestures in a corruption-ridden state, many people in Trenton also see a possibility that until now has been elusive: New Jersey's lawmakers could go along and support a measure to check the flow of influence-seeking money.

As John murmured their conjoined lyrics, you had a sense of a solitary musician dreaming out loud about the flow of influences from generation to generation.

From alabaster wall reliefs of winged deities from Assyrian palaces, to coins from Iran, to animal-shaped bronze bridle ornaments from Turkey, the objects are arranged chronologically rather than by region, giving an indication of the flow of influences.

Indeed, then as now, Britain was always more populist in its culture and, as such, maintained a two-way flow of influences with the United States: pop music even offered an example of how a music style imported from the United States was then re-exported by British groups back to the United States.

Ward et al. [5] conclude in their review article that network analysis 'offers a means of addressing one of the holy grails of the social sciences: effectively analyzing the interdependence and flows of influence among individuals, groups, and institutions' [5].