Sentence examples for it was extremely influential from inspiring English sources

"It was extremely influential on all serious guitar players," says Sum mers.

The first written standard of the breed was drafted by J.B. Morrison and D.J. Thomson Gray and appeared in Vero Shaw's Illustrated Book of The Dog, published in 1880; it was extremely influential in setting both breed type and name.

It is extremely influential in modern science.

It's important to note here that Brand X isn't some obscure case — it's extremely influential and well-studied.

Its form was extremely influential, and there were a number of subsequent "saintes-chapelles"—for instance, at Aachen and Riom that were clearly modeled on the Parisian one.

Mill's Logic was extremely influential, and it continued to be taught at Oxford and Cambridge well into the 20th century, but in the end his importance lay less in logic and epistemology than in ethics and political philosophy.

Burke's distinction between the sublime and the beautiful was extremely influential, reflecting as it did the prevailing style of contemporary criticism.

Neither of these positions had the kind of independent appeal that Carneades' probabilism and his views about assent did our sources always describe them as put forward for the sake of argument but Carneades' division of ethical views was extremely influential, and through Cicero it shaped the modern understanding of Hellenistic ethical theory (cf. Striker, 1991 sect. 5).

Montaigne's skepticism was extremely influential in the early 17th century.

The book, which was extremely influential, especially on the left, won a Pulitzer Prize, in 2003.

"The book became a big seller and was extremely influential," she said.