Sentence examples for influential of all from inspiring English sources

Between 1850 and 1870 Escher was probably the most influential of all Swiss legislators.

Most influential of all were the rules Claiborne set for himself, which became the industry ideal.

Collins is simply one of the most influential of all English novelists.

But who, among the nation's 150,000 judges and lawyers, are the most influential of all?

He wrote one of the best and most influential of all second world war histories.

Mutualisms are one of the most influential of all biological interactions for the generation and maintenance of biodiversity.

(Although teams whose members collaborate remotely, from separate universities, appear to be the most influential of all).

John Paul II's death ends a papacy that was one of the most influential of all time.

A prestigious French cinema magazine, arguably the most influential of all cinema magazines, has drawn up a list of the best 100 movies made.

The outstanding and most influential of all French Neoclassicists and one of the major artists in Europe was Vien's pupil Jacques-Louis David.

But the reason why art historians are so fascinated is the conviction that Caravaggio was one of the most original and influential of all painters.