Sentence examples for made its influence from inspiring English sources

Since it was unfinished, the interior scenes were filmed elsewhere; only the elevator made its influence felt.

Fifty years of hindsight would certainly suggest that Eisenhower was right: the dangers of a large standing army co-existing with a permanent arms industry has made its influence felt in every American conflict since, from Vietnam to Desert Storm to Afghanistan and Iraq.

The State should be the custodian of the arts and sciences, foster and protect its skilled and learned men, if it desires to rise to greatness and make its influence felt in the galaxy of States, and not allow one profession to destroy another to avoid making exceptions to a general law.

The three husbands are lifelong friends, and it's one of the movie's many strengths that it conjures a deep backstory, a lifetime of experience that makes its influence felt through the febrile foreground of incident.

"Google makes its influence felt absolutely everywhere".

The Arab world is where the EU should make its influence felt.

It is welcome that the world's most populous democracy should make its influence felt in its region.

Next year there will be a general election and the paper, which sees itself as the maker and breaker of governments, will want to make its influence felt.

Only with the Norman Conquest did Roman law, as embodied in Frankish law, make its influence felt on the laws of England.

A new generation of Indian entrepreneurs and leaders is making its influence felt in tourism, bringing a sensitive, updated sensibility to hospitality, along with a renewed emphasis on authenticity.

Just as the numbers matter for the TV business, the quantity of chatter matters for the culture business, because it's what happens when the work of art extends beyond itself into other fields and makes its influence apparent.