Sentence examples for internationally influential from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s British rock groups, including the Beatles, became internationally influential and popular.

Ojai is an anomaly: small but internationally influential, primitive yet sophisticated.

After only six or eight meals of barbecued mutton, I had prepared the report I would give to the first internationally influential eater I ran across.

Even so, the best reason for watching this "Corsaire" is to add to your knowledge of Mr. Ratmansky, that valuable, important, internationally influential but puzzling figure.

Never before or since has the English-speaking world produced a more politically engaged and internationally influential thinker across such a broad range of subjects.

And with it, an acknowledgement of something long forgotten: that contrary to popular myth, Britain has a rich and internationally influential history of urban planning.

Comics fans and people new to the form alike will enjoy these great stories that illustrate the potential of this extraordinary storytelling form, a form that is becoming increasingly influential internationally.

"The more I have got into it the more I have got a sense of the real significance of this debate for the future of our country, and I suspect it might be influential internationally too".

By virtue of their "power of the purse" and more subtle forms of influence, foundations are key players in US social, economic, and public policy and are increasingly influential internationally.

From the degradation and apparent hopelessness of an apparently stillborn delivery in a rural shack in the segregated southern US - he was resuscitated only when it was noticed that his body had stayed warm - he fiercely drove himself to become an internationally renowned, massively influential icon of his own invention, the Godfather of Soul.

"The North of England has been influential internationally for centuries.