Peace was quickly concluded, on the same terms that the Athenians had rejected in 392 BC; Thrasybulus' campaigns, though impressively successful in spreading Athenian influence, had little long-term effect, since they prompted Persia to force the Athenians to give up what they had gained.
Always ahead of the game, his influence and influences reach impressively far.
In their interpretations of Piazzolla's most famous works, including "La Muerte Del Angel" and "Libertango", the ensemble led by cellist Jan Vogler recognises both the form's decadent morbidity and the jazz and modern classical influences Piazzolla introduced, most impressively in the 10-minute "Le Grand Tango", where they contribute respectively to its erotic abandonment and refined control.
Paulinho's toils have been the subject of tremendous scrutiny, after a season in which he did not influence games at Tottenham Hotspur as impressively as he did for Brazil at the Confederations Cup.
The causes may benefit his beloved rural poor, but the patronage system perpetuates royal influence.Mr Thaksin's innovation was to use the impressively democratic constitution Thailand adopted in 1997 to invent a new politics that transformed the old system of retail, local, vote-buying into a wholesale machine that spread patronage nationwide.
Media figures seemingly unmoored from the moderating influence of superego, revealing cheerily oblivious chauvinism (Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann) and impressively mettlesome candor about gender bias (Couric, Campbell Brown).
Heavily influenced by Kurosawa's samurai pictures, the battles are impressively staged in the rain or at night in British Columbia.
"The bottom half still flaunts the impressively sturdy Incan walls, and the top half of the building flaunts the Spanish influence during their colonization," Dorfman said.
All the evidence this season suggests United need a major overhaul and there is no obvious downside to signing a player who has proved so impressively that he can cope with the rigours of the Premier League and exert influence on the biggest games.
(Those entertaining small-town goofballs! Sigh.) But with catchy and impressively varied music by Stephen Hoffman and lyrics by Mark Campbell that are both generally clever (the Sondheim influence on both men is apparent), it is remarkably moving at first.
