Sentence examples for influences from inspiring English sources
The word 'influences' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to refer to the power that someone or something has to affect the way people think or behave, often in a negative way. For example, "The media has a lot of influence on our decisions.".
As someone who has borrowed from folk influences, this is of a different class.
In the 20th-century, as homophobic European Christian influences increased among many Native Americans, respect for same-sex love and for androgynous persons greatly declined.
There was, however, some evidence of non-genetic influences.
Spanish might be the first language we learned growing up in Latin America, or the first language we learned being born in the US, but many Latinos do most of our formal learning in English – and it influences our understanding of the grammar and vocabulary of our mother tongue.
Cox says: "The closer the decision-making is to the general public, the more they can actually see that their vote counts for something or that their voice influences something, the more likely it is they're going to get involved".
"But what about what's above it?" Wise and others spent years drawing up their submission to the IDA, collecting reams of light readings and stitching together an alliance of local councils, parks' bodies and community groups to produce an exterior lighting master plan that influences the construction of new developments in the area.
But we can hear other influences in it.
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