Sentence examples for has exerted influence from inspiring English sources
Jewish mysticism has exerted influence outside the Jewish community.
Mr. Rhodes has exerted influence outside the Middle East as well.
He has exerted influence on countless decisions; in meetings, administration officials say, Mr. Obama often allows him to speak first and last.
"Since the entrance of Geert Wilders into the political arena, he hasn't had any office but he has exerted influence," said Bert Bakker, a communications professor at the University of Amsterdam.
The governor has exerted influence through his appointments to the Texas Education Agency and the State Board of Education, where he has consistently picked from the board's faction of evangelical conservatives.
Rachel Whiteread seems a touch sheepish at being the recipient of her latest honour, the Whitechapel Gallery's Art Icon award, given to a figure deemed to have made a profound contribution to their chosen medium and who has exerted influence over their own and subsequent generations of artists.
He added that neither Blum & Poe, Gagosian nor Emmanuel Perrotin had exerted influence over the content of the Murakami show.
Neither can be considered literature, but both have exerted influence on Chinese writers for more than 2,000 years as a result of their inclusion in the Confucian canon.
There was no evidence that Mrs. Clinton had exerted influence over the deal, but the timing of the transaction and the donations raised questions about whether the donors had received favorable handling.
Financially, the gun companies and their employees in Connecticut have exerted influence by donating to national groups, especially the National Rifle Association, which have in turn helped Connecticut gun rights groups, according to interviews and financial records.
South Indian devotionalism produced many works in Sanskrit that contributed greatly to Hindu myth, among them are several Puranas that have exerted influence on Hinduism and are in turn reflections of trends in Hinduism.
