In "Circles of Influence," two concerts at the Rose Theatre, the Phil hands the baton to the brilliant young Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado, who leads the Orchestra of St . Lukes in programs devoted not only to music by Boulez (May 31) and the English master George Benjamin (June 1) but also to those composers who surrounded them or inherited their innovations.
As I describe in my book, "It plagues rich and poor, and every strata in between; it is found among people who live in relative obscurity, as well as those who move in circles of influence and power, it affects every sector of society, every geographical region, in America and around the world".
The event would not have been unusual for Mr. Hsu, a businessman from Hong Kong who moves in circles of power and influence, serving on the board of a university in New York and helping to bankroll Democratic campaigns.
Perhaps Mead's principal influence in philosophical circles occurred as a result of his friendship with John Dewey.
Furthermore, Murray and Lockhart, men of great influence in literary circles, believed that Disraeli had caricatured them and abused their confidence an accusation denied by the author but repeated by many of his biographers.
Despite his outsized influence in evangelical circles, Falwell is not a minister or the leader of a church.
The film traces the waxing and waning of influence in Anne's circle of confidantes.
Yet the Holocaust has unavoidable international dimensions lines of influence, circles of complicity, moments of congruence.
Environmental factors that influence the circle of care and continuity but are outside the circle.
There is a need for targeted efforts to educate students about TB since the students can be a major source of information to rural dwellers, including their own families and others in their circles of influence.
