Sentence examples for influence to which from inspiring English sources

Lingerie is an influence to which no one, apparently, is immune.

The new government passed legislation introducing certain constitutional changes that eliminated all traces of French influence, to which the French objected.

With none of the alluring qualities that make public men popular, he wielded in his own party an influence to which that of no other man in it could be compared.

It is as though, one imagines, that through this painting he was trying to exorcise an influence to which, as the third portrait graphically demonstrates, he was far too susceptible.

KGB Chief Chebrikov warned his comrades that "Bonner's influence on Sakharov is 100 per cent" and that "his behaviour derives from her influence", to which Gorbachev responded, "Well, that's Zionism for you".

These interdependent factors influence to which degree and under which circumstances HR crops are adopted and should be taken into account, when impacts of HR crops on biodiversity are considered comprehensively.

Apparently, before getting to the names, however, the Party leaders had decided to list the sinful influences to which we had succumbed.

Of all the rapacious influences to which senators are vulnerable, age is properly far down the list of the Republic's worries.

The Modern show documents the architect's quest through his early projects and the influences to which the quest exposed him.

We will never have to delve into the deepest crevices of his character, or the influences to which he was exposed, to explain the sheer force of it.

But by now there are other bad influences to which Amanda has been exposed, like the spoiled prep-school girls who were her classmates.