Sentence examples for height of influence from inspiring English sources

The height of influence of these effects depends on the local position in the jet.

Vanity Fair formed an alliance with The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also known as The Oscars, demonstrating the height of influence fashion has on society and the arts.

How unromantic, then, that as both science and the Nobels reach new heights of influence, the correspondence between them may be unraveling.

Confidence can be undermined when some Westerners -- read "Americans" -- are held in the contempt that invites aggression or excuses it by those who envy our success and feel powerless to dislodge us from our ever-growing heights of influence and willfulness.

Equally compelling is that Florence rose to enormous heights of influence and popularity.

The big question, of course, is whether Beck can replicate the heights of influence he reached with Fox News.

Nancy Doyle Palmer: What other writers come to mind who compare to Joan Didion -- do you put anyone else up there with her? Caitlin Flanagan:I was really influenced by Joan Didion and Pauline Kael; they were both at the height of their influence when I was coming into my own as a reader.

Mr. Lautenberg, 76, is leaving at the height of his influence.