Sentence examples for influential heritage from inspiring English sources

Like many such releases involving a titanically influential heritage act, the music is basically unassailable.

Kant's criticisms of the arguments for the existence of God typically used in rationalist metaphysics remain among the most influential elements of his heritage.

Alongside his rural inheritance, Williams's socialist heritage was equally influential in his writing.

The first exhibition that Bill organized after joining MoMA was the influential Dada, Surrealism, and their Heritage (1968).

Overall, passion for the activity and attachment to local heritage were the most influential motivation for both categories of respondents.

Six years before that conversation, I launched the Powerlist, an annual publication that profiles some of Britain's most influential people of African and African Caribbean heritage.

This is why psychoanalysis — which took root in the United States a century ago, when its sexual frankness helped to erode the country's Puritan heritage — remains enduringly and supremely influential in France.

The Oxford movement in the Church of England, which emphasized the Roman Catholic heritage of the church (High Church), became influential in the Episcopal Church in the 1840s.

It's tempting to suggest that the influential anti-tall building lobby, with its mixture of aesthetic, heritage and developer-bashing arguments, should be required to make its case more persuasively.

"Once you have the Bible you have created your literary heritage and I hope this book will be influential in the Cornish revival".

This travesty is an important influential factor for turning world opinion against the destruction of our heritage.