Sentence examples for lifelong influence from inspiring English sources

William Faulkner remains a lifelong influence.

There is a parallel here with the experience of Wordsworth, a lifelong influence.

He meets people who become a lifelong influence: some talented, some crazy, only one, Samuel Beckett, a writer of stature.

In 1935, having embraced the Marxism that would remain a lifelong influence on him, Kazan joined the Communist Party.

He was educated in the British public school system, and his experience at one of those schools, Stowe, was a lifelong influence on his educational philosophy.

In 1896, disenchanted with realism, he moved to Munich, where he met the painter Wassily Kandinsky, who remained a lifelong influence.

One of Rushdie's lifelong influences is Gabriel García Márquez, author of One Hundred Years of Solitude, the novel so closely identified with magic realism.

He came from an Irish working-class family that had found work in the Durham mines and this, and his Roman Catholicism, were powerful, lifelong influences.

iTunes describes Songs of Innocence as "rooted in the band's early and lifelong influences including The Ramones, Bob Dylan and The Clash".

It was almost subversive, sneaking around through the music, but we hit things a little bit, don't you think?" Or, as Jake Hess, the incomparable lead singer for the Statesmen Quartet and one of Elvis's lifelong influences, pointed out: "Elvis was one of those artists, when he sang a song, he just seemed to live every word of it.

There is no reason to believe he will dump these lifelong influences to instead indulge the rich and privileged, now that he holds enormous political power.