Sentence examples for monumental influence from inspiring English sources
-Write a sidebar for an American History textbook describing the monumental influence of the Tennessee Valley Authority.
In spite of this linguistic differentiation, the literatures composed in all of these languages reflect, in different degrees, the monumental influence of Sanskrit literature, Sanskrit being the universal Indian language of culture.
The bonds that Kennedy forged then profoundly affected him; above all, Winston Churchill's "monumental influence" shaped Kennedy's strategy during his tragically curtailed presidency, or so Leaming contends in "Jack Kennedy: The Education of a Statesman".
Recent appearances include playing with avant-improvisers Fred Frith and Marc Ribot, and he took part in an April tribute to the late Jim Hall, a guitarist Cline called a "monumental" influence.
In his 85th year, the critic and author of 36 books, including the monumental Anxiety of Influence, The Western Canon and Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human, returns with a new study that fuses literature and faith.
The Olmec, renowned for their monumental sculpture, spread their influence far inland from their base on the Gulf Coast and were once thought to be the dominant culture.
These monumental frescoes, revealing the influence of Masaccio's pictorial illusionism and Castagno's own use of scientific perspective, received wide acclaim.
Founded in 1567 as Santiago de León de Caracas, the city grew slowly until the 1940s, after which it expanded by monumental proportions, and its influence came to extend to even the remotest parts of the country.
But love him or hate him, Wagner's influence is monumental even today.
It's like the Academie Française thinking Canute-like that they can keep English at bay; the whole of Paris is a monumental denial of shrunken French influence in the world.
