Sentence examples for influencing indeed from inspiring English sources

The Epiphany Prize will bestow $100,000 – which is quite influencing indeed – to the most inspiring film that created a "great increase in man's love or understanding of God".

Westminster would be left with little influence indeed north of the border.

Influence, indeed, was a subject we never talked about but took for granted.

Piketty's influence indeed is growing well beyond the small enclosed micro-society of academic economists.

The result is that Dickens survives as an influence – indeed, an institution – but do we still read him?

The association's influence, indeed its very existence, is threatened by the reforms.

Follow-up, follow-up, follow-up: The world works on relationships - influence indeed.

Excluding SGA or low-birth-weight infants had little influence; indeed, results were slightly strengthened after excluding either group.

Even so, despite its wide-reaching influence — and, indeed owing to that influence — any attempt to describe categorialism faces a significant difficulty: experts disagree on many of its most important and fundamental aspects.

Madison's goal was twofold; to protect religion from government influence was, indeed, one of them.

She cites magic realist authors such as Mikhail Bulgakov and Gabriel García Márquez as influences, and indeed the intimate domestic world she evokes is both quotidian and luminous.