Sentence examples for influential occasion from inspiring English sources

The flower show is the horticultural society's most important and influential occasion in this gardening-mad country, drawing Britain's top gardeners and thousands of horticulture enthusiasts.

It appeared to us that moderate quality evidence was on occasions influential and on others ignored.

Yet the woman who is so highly influential turns out, on occasion, to be highly influenced by others.

Saudi Arabia is an enormous market for American arms, and the Saudis have cultivated and, on occasion bought up, influential members of the American political establishment.

On occasion, the most influential character in the story never appears, like the irascible dead husband — and famous writer — whose oversize personality fills the background of "Irina".

Gauguin was such a no-goodnik that he became the occasion of an influential philosophical essay on blame and praise, Bernard Williams's 1976 "Moral Luck".

There was another occasion when some influential elements in the ANC in Natal could not believe the party had really lost to the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), and felt that there must have been some behind-the scenes manipulation to accommodate the IFP.

Error attributable to the interaction between study participant and occasion was also influential.

The last, and perhaps most influential -- at least on this occasion -- is a white stay-at-home mother.

To mark the occasion and honor the influential producer, his label Stones Throw has announced a vinyl 10th anniversary reissue of Dilla's magnum opus.

Ms. Chen introduced the engagement news by stating that their discussion would demonstrate "how a mother's love is irreplaceable and influential during life's most momentous occasions".