Sentence examples for in its most influential forms from inspiring English sources
In its most influential forms the Enlightenment has always been an ersatz religion - think of Marxism, for example - and in response to the shocks of the past years it has undergone a fundamentalist revival in much the same way that other faiths have done.
That second-order duties so arise follows from the principle of corrective justice, which (in its most influential form) says that an individual has a duty to repair the wrongful losses that his conduct causes.
However, firms' benevolent or malevolent activities are thought to arouse humans' emotional responses; benevolence in particular is known to be the most influential form of trust (Lewicki & Bunker 1995).
After he left Commodore, Tramiel purchased Atari in 1984, though its most influential devices were already behind it.
Such prejudgment calls into question the I.O.C.'s interest in examining possible wrongdoing by its most influential members.
To run even its flagship stores, Ports didn't send in hot-shots from New York, its most influential market.
Ms. Roy was one of its most influential members, but in May she resigned over differences with the government.
In addition the band completely ignored its first four albums, which contain its most influential work.
