Sentence examples for lynchpin influence from inspiring English sources

I suppose the clue was in the name, but I hoped After Hollywood could be read both ways, and also as a tribute to the lynchpin influence of the US industry.

Haydn was the lynchpin – friend to Mozart and tutor to Beethoven – but all three influenced each other, and went on to influence local boy Franz Schubert in the early 19th century.

"India is the lynchpin" to assuaging Pakistan's fears and the U.S. could influence India.

He shared a squat with future Incredible String Band lynchpin Robin Williamson and befriended fellow Edinburgh resident Jill Graham – whose brother Davey Graham would exert a huge influence on the young Bert.

He was the lynchpin in the team.

Of these, the third is real lynchpin of university entrepreneurialism.

For Labour, the lynchpin is a maximum fee of £6,000.

Simply put, Bradley is the lynchpin of this team.

Ashley has been a lynchpin for so long.

Ozturk is also the visual lynchpin of Mountain.

Public service broadcasting is a lynchpin of our democracy.