Sentence examples for influencing at all from inspiring English sources

"You'd like to say it's not influencing at all what you're doing," he said.

I would be surprised if I have had any influence at all on her political philosophy.

"We are not taking away political influence at all," Mr. Gramm said.

At these colleges, lower scores would not have an influence at all.

Nonmarine sequences predominate, and indeed some sequences exhibit no marine influence at all.

"I'd be surprised if a half-hour programme had any influence at all.

It'd be naive to think that such vast piles of cash had no influence at all.

Some 62% who voted Lib Dem thought the party had "not very much influence" or "not very much influence at all" over the government's policies.

Dollar Days might be the most straightforwardly beautiful thing here, a lambent ballad that doesn't sound jazz influenced at all.

On the other hand, when, as was more often the case, it was conservatives who were holding out, he had no influence at all.

"I'm familiar with Spencer's work," Mr. Roddy said, "but I can't say that was an influence at all.