Sentence examples for has been much affected from inspiring English sources

The sun and moon were formerly major deities, but the mythology has been much affected by European conceptions.

Indeed, no characteristic of either host or endosymbiont mitochondrial genes or genomes has so far been shown to be significantly different from those of their dinoflagellate or diatom relatives, which points to the conclusion that neither organelle has been much affected by the presence of the other.

They have been much affected by volcanic action and glaciation.

They don't seem to have been much affected by the stream of film people, either.

After the First World War, Freud had been much affected by the recurrent nightmares of shell-shocked veterans, in which they returned again and again to scenes of battle.

Unlike many of its luxury-car rivals, Bristol is also not the kind of company to have been much affected by the financial crisis.

But Reich-Ranicki, a Jew who escaped from the Nazis, has needed to worry less about the state of his soul, and Schirrmacher is too young to have been much affected by 1968.

Britain was thoroughly romanized, and it is clear that the British language itself had been much affected by Latin; on the level of vocabulary, such an everyday word as Welsh pysg "fish," for example, derives from Latin piscis.

And one even more famous painting speaks of Krakatoa as well: recent research suggests that Edvard Munch a decade later painted "The Scream" while remembering a night in Oslo that had been much affected by the volcanic dust.

But Mr Kim's strategy is unlikely to have been much affected by the plight of his people.Optimists argue that a North Korea confident that it will not be attacked by the United States would be more prepared to scale down its massive military spending and devote more resources to building the civilian economy and attracting foreign investment.

However, even in the absence of ice sheets, the habitats in that region are believed to have been much affected by the climatic oscillations, and this is likely to have affected the distributions and consequently also the population dynamics of many animals.