Sentence examples for later influential from inspiring English sources

He was later influential in the establishment of junior colleges in Illinois and elsewhere.

theologian whose anti-Trinitarian theology was later influential in the development of Unitarian theology.

Although Quipu foundered, it was the forerunner of such later influential collectives as Joint Stock.

He belonged to a small but later influential group of reform officials and scholars whose slogan was "find in antiquity the sanction for present-day reform".

In 1938 the thinktank Political and Economic Planning – later influential in the foundation of the NHS – complained about a "dangerous tendency" in British newspapers.

In a later influential essay, "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" (1969), Althusser argued against traditional interpretations of Marx as an inveterate economic determinist by demonstrating the "quasi-autonomous" role accorded to politics, law, and ideology in Marx's later writings.

(1099; "Why Did God Become Man?") would later be influential for its emphasis on the human Christ.

The Holy Family, probably commissioned for the birth of the first child of Agnolo and Maddalena Doni, was a particularly innovative painting that would later be influential in the development of early Florentine Mannerism.

His work became popular among high-society women in New York, and he quickly became part of a fashionable postwar scene that included Diana Vreeland, then a fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar and later the influential editor of American Vogue.

She was also called to the White House, and later an influential TV documentary, The Eye of the Storm, was made about her school experiment, followed thereafter by two books.

When the 18-year-old Manfred Eicher heard it in New York in 1961, the experience inspired him to found, eight years later, the influential ECM record label, in order to document a new kind of improvised, jazz-influenced chamber music.