Sentence examples for influences of which from inspiring English sources
That technique is a patchwork of influences, of which Ella Fitzgerald's scat is one of the most prominent.
Schuyler was one of Myles's literary influences, of which there were many: Lucille Clifton, Susie Timmons, John Wieners and, of course, Ginsberg, "a poet who actually got heard".
There were so many facts we did not yet know, Parfit felt, so many distorting influences of which we were not yet aware, and it was always so easy to make mistakes.
The model includes complete chemical reaction mechanisms and treats the effects of buoyancy and radiation, the influences of which are shown to be significant.
Donovan and Oppenheimer (2014) in Table 1 identify geographical, contractual, cultural, political, economic and local issues (complexities, variations, sensitivities and influences) of which scientist should be aware.
The relative influences of which languages were used continues to this day in the recommended advisory printed in all COBOL reference manuals: Many logical flaws were found in COBOL 60, leading GE's Charles Katz to warn that it could not be interpreted unambiguously.
He himself developed a doctrine of mystical love, the influence of which lasted for centuries.
They instilled her lifelong interest in modernism – the influence of which sits fascinatingly in her art.
Louis Armstrong's justly celebrated version showcases Satchmo's highly inventive phrasing, the influence of which permeated popular music.
It's harder to argue with a "Burma VJ" and the technology it champions, the eventual influence of which may be enormous.
