"I felt the rest of the band was becoming more and more foreign influenced, and I was in search of Brazil, Brazil, Brazil".
More recent foreign influences on the language were suppressed and replaced by native words and constructions.
The early T'ang dynasty saw China as even more responsive to foreign influence and the T'ang dynasty becoming a great empire.
Because of this, the food of the nobility was more prone to foreign influence than the cuisine of the poor; it was dependent on exotic spices and expensive imports.
It has become more relaxed, more modern – and more open to foreign influences.
So, if Talia's account was genuinely run by an activist teacher from California, this "troll scare" is an object lesson in caution ― and more fundamentally in how foreign influence operations can threaten democracy, even indirectly.
Samoa gained its independence from New Zealand in 1962 after more than a century of foreign influence and domination, but it remains a member of the Commonwealth.
They are more cautious about foreign influences".
Generally speaking, the Arab states on the periphery, with their small populations, are also much more open to foreign influences.
The prophet Zephaniah (7th century bce) attests to heavy foreign influence on the mores of Jerusalem merchants who adopted foreign dress, cynics who lost faith in the power of YHWH to do anything, and people who worshipped the pagan host of heaven on their roofs (see also Zephaniah, Book of).
