Sentence examples for influences back from inspiring English sources

You can, for instance, trace his influences back through Arthur Raffles, Sherlock Holmes and on to Dupin in The Murders in the Rue Morgue.

One reason is that most of them can trace their influences back to seminal collections of 78s from the 1920s and 1930s that somehow survived the mass recycling of recording to make shellac for World War II warships.

Then she turns the question of influences back to the viewer: "Do people think that something they spend a third of their lives staring at does nothing to them?" "The Untouchables," the 60's series with Robert Stack as the F.B.I. mob buster Eliot Ness, did something to Mr. Chase.

"For most Indians, that's the representation they have of Israelis – the backpackers!" Ms. Gupta and her team, who will spend nearly a month in Israel overseeing the festival, are also working to bring some cultural influences back with them in hopes of expanding Indian impressions of the Jewish state.

His return to England with Sale has brought more stable influences back into his life.

The primary goal is to bring these positive influences back into the lives of homeless kids.

"They will have influence back in the home and influence going forward".

This coincided with what was probably the height of his cultural influence back home.

But he sometimes wonders whether he would not have a greater influence back home.

How do you propose to bring some of that influence back to the State Department?

Those Brazilians who have foreign degrees have had a disproportionate influence back home.