Sentence examples for influence really from inspiring English sources

"It is hard to overstate his influence really," said Brown.

One is that Mr Taylor's influence really does seem to have ended.

Given that it's possible to buy 10,000 likes for £140 from ubuyfacebooklikes.com, how trustworthy can social influence really be?

Hardly a day goes by without some press officer, analyst or public official pushing the idea that Washington's influence really isn't that decisive with the Egyptian generals.

"Her mother's influence really kept her centered and level-headed and not seduced by the dark side of the business," Mr. Carradine said.

Technology companies "are realizing increasingly that Washington, D.C.'s influence really extends across the nation and its influence has a direct and significant impact on their bottom line," she said.

You're the last person to be aware of what your influences really are, how your voice really sounds.

Authentic American cooking, in all its regional variety and ethnic influences, really came into its own when women's groups — book clubs, church groups, suffrage groups, daughtersof-this-or-that groups — started putting together "community cookbooks".

His influence is really subtle, but it really has spread far and wide.

Mr. Garcia questioned whether Mr. Bush's influence would really help Mr. Crist.

He died suddenly of smallpox before his influence could really be tested.