Sentence examples for influence not simply from inspiring English sources

Historically, the pope and the Catholic church have wielded enormous influence not simply upon religious practice, but also upon the politics and governance of countries around the world.

The music historian Peter Guralnick once noted that Mr. King helped expand the audience for the blues through "the urbanity of his playing, the absorption of a multiplicity of influences, not simply from the blues, along with a graciousness of manner and willingness to adapt to new audiences and give them something they were able to respond to".

He added that this was achieved by Mr. King -- rather than by other blues legends -- because of "the urbanity of his playing, the absorption of a multiplicity of influences, not simply from the blues, along with a graciousness of manner and willingness to adapt to new audiences and give them something they were able to respond to".

Although Skog's theory would predict temporally proximal cohorts to influence each other, as their social networks are likely to be well integrated, the influence should not simply be a transfer of behaviour to younger cohorts.

His influence was not simply via books: Picasso first visited London in 1919 when he was doing theatre designs for Diaghilev, and he came back in 1950 to stay with Lee Miller and Roland Penrose on their Sussex farm.

The level of such self-confidence is about 50% under genetic control.One of the authors' most interesting insights an obvious one once you think about it is that genetic and environmental influences are not simply additive.

Clearly, media influences are not simply either good or bad.

"I think it's important to realise that China's influence here is not simply in the mega solar projects that it builds within its own borders, but also in the mega solar projects that are built outside of China," says Ball.

Thus, effects of fragmentation on gonopodium size appeared to largely influence allometry (slope), not simply relative gonopodium size (intercept).

But technology, and specifically information technology, does not simply influence culture and society; it is itself inherently cultural and social.

Rather than try to break up the family, then, both those outside and inside who think is it dysfunctional should attend more to the relative role and influence of each member, not simply try to eject the ones causing trouble.