Sentence examples for influential of the two from inspiring English sources

Along with Edgar Allan Poe, Collins created the thriller, but the Englishman may be the more influential of the two.

The more influential of the two was to be Poitier, who became a star in his first film, No Way Out (1950).

In a new biography, "The Lady with the Borzoi: Blanche Knopf, Literary Tastemaker Extraordinaire" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), Laura Claridge argues that Blanche was actually the more important and influential of the two Knopfs.

The Theology[39] was the most influential of the two in the Arabic-speaking world, whereas the Book by Aristotle on the Pure Good[40] was bound to become immensely famous in the Latin world, under the title Liber de Causis.

Guderian became the more influential of the two and his ideas were widely publicized.

As such, the Golden Globes are thought to be the more fun, but less influential of the two major award shows.

At the same time, he was worshiped by the followers of Karma Kagyu, one of the most influential of the four schools of Tibetan Buddhism around the world.

He created at Ganden the Gelug-pa, or Yellow Hat, sect of Tibetan Buddhism, of which the Dalai Lama is a follower and which is now the largest and most influential of the four sects of Tibetan Buddhism.

There is limited research focusing on this group of AHPs (occupational therapists, speech pathologist, physiotherapists and psychologists) who work in rural areas and with people with disability [ 39]. "Autonomy of practice defined as: freedom to use professional judgement" was the most influential of the six job attributes.

The book described the differences in lifestyle, public achievement, and cultural contributions of the influential elites of the two cities going back to Benjamin Franklin, William Penn, and Stephen Girard, to Adamses, Cabots, and Lowells.

The sr2 for Hispanic ethnicity was much smaller than that for initial SWB suggesting that Hispanic ethnicity was the less influential predictor of the two.