Sentence examples for influenced thinking from inspiring English sources
Kurdistan's success in attracting the big oil companies seems to have influenced thinking in Baghdad.
PAGE A18 Prosecutor Sued in Texting Case A18 Wilderness Bill Clears the House A19 Obituaries JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN, 94 A prolific scholar of African-American history, Mr. Franklin influenced thinking about slavery and Reconstruction while helping to further the civil rights struggle.
D1 ARTS E1-8 LaoCalledalled a Forgery A scholar has suggested that "Laocoön", a famous sculpture whose unearthing in 1506 has deeply influenced thinking about the ancient Greeks and the nature of visual arts, may well be a Renaissance forgery possibly by Michelangelo himself.
The Bloomsbury group has famously become a shorthand to describe the cross-cultural collection of friends and relatives, including Virginia Woolf, EM Forster, Lytton Strachey and John Maynard Keynes, who lived, worked or studied in or around Bloomsbury and influenced thinking on everything from literature and painting to economics.
Though not always giving a detailed account of the correlation between myth and ritual, Eliade is indebted to the so-called myth and ritual school, which has influenced thinking in the history of religions and which was important in the 1930s, especially in the interpretation of Middle Eastern mythology.
Resistance-free electric currents and their eventual explanation have influenced thinking far beyond solid state physics.
Funny, well-observed, kind and warm-hearted, it's a story that will influence thinking.
However, they haven't fully understood which parts of the brain are affected or how those effects influence thinking.
Mood and company also dictate what we eat and drink, so while seasonality certainly influences thinking, it's only one of many factors in choosing a wine.
It came to influence thinking about 20th-century politics as no other book did, with the possible exception of Mein Kampf.
Understanding how this change in our information landscape influences thinking represents an important question for psychological science.
