Sentence examples for influence reflecting from inspiring English sources

The word "influenza" derives from the Latin influentia — "influence" — reflecting the common belief that the epidemics it caused were due to the influence of the stars.

Rightly or wrongly, this rankles Poland, the largest East European member of NATO and the European Union and a nation that longs to exert an influence reflecting its size.

The earliest style is of Rajput architecture, defined by Gujarati and Mughal architectural influence reflecting the association with Mughal rulers, the second type is of semi-western architecture reflecting British influence, and finally the revivalists Rajput architecture that evolved particularly during the rule of Maharaja Ganga Singh.

"Compound Interest," like "Artists Under the Influence," reflects the special relationships between certain students and their teachers.

His advice to the rulers he sought to influence reflected a conservative hankering for the old rituals, the old certainties and the old stability.

The great shaper of modern Cuban history is primarily a powerful, unseen, enigmatic presence, his influence reflected in the lives of his old schoolmates and in the ordinary Cubans the author encounters in Santiago and Havana.

Indeed, much of Mr. Rostenkowski's influence reflected not just mastery of the legislative process but also his obsession with turning Ways and Means into a first among equals in the House pantheon.

His increased influence reflects the recent rise of the right wing.

Indeed its influence, reflected by higher scores in this domain, was found to be correlated with higher MIDAS scores.

Overall, this bidirectional influence reflects a downward spiral of everyday sadistic tendencies and violent video gaming reinforcing each other.

Winfrey's long-lasting career, community engagement and impactful influence reflect why the media mogul is deserving of this award.