Sentence examples for influential use of from inspiring English sources

Frank Lloyd Wright, 1937 Suggested by archconcord Fallingwater is "conceivably the most influential use of cantilevered concrete in history", according to reader archconcord.

He opened people's eyes to what could be modern in fashion, from his bold, influential use of color and prints to how he interpreted iconic couture styles in a remarkable spring 2011 show.

He opened people's eyes to what could be modern in fashion, from his influential use of color and prints to how he interpreted iconic couture styles in a remarkable spring 2011 show.

For the influential use of the thermoplastics joints, the weld should have adequate strength.

In 2007, the Visual Effects Society listed Superman as the 44th most influential use of visual effects of all time.

Though the production on most of Quest's albums was credited to the band, the almost-comically influential use of upright bass and horns was down to Q-Tip.

The fatalism of "Le Jour Se Lève," by contrast, is expressed in formal terms, most famously in one of the earliest and most influential uses of flashback.

Tatar's notes throughout chide Bettelheim's Freudian, and extremely influential, "Uses of Enchantment" for loading the stories with the child-hating, punitive morality of turn-of-the-century Vienna.

Given that Moore and Sidgwick were both ethical realists, it is perhaps striking that the most influential philosophical use of ethical supervenience has been in arguments against ethical realism.

Edinger and Morin have been influential in the use of cognitive behavioral therapy, or C.B.T., to treat chronic insomnia.

In 1945, when Ms. Denhof joined Conde Nast, its fashion and lifestyle magazines were widely influential for their use of elegant typography and conceptual photography, approaches in which she, too, excelled.