Sentence examples for of extraordinary influence from inspiring English sources

It is hardly the case that running the NEC will not put Mr Summers in a position of extraordinary influence.

Leo's role in the nomination capped a period of extraordinary influence for him and for the Federalist Society.

Rumors persisted for years that Weinstein, a film producer and distributor of extraordinary influence, set out to defile and degrade countless women.

As national security adviser, and one of Mr. Bush's closest confidants and most frequent after-hours friends, Ms. Rice has held a position of extraordinary influence and trust.

Of extraordinary influence in the development of common law and in its dissemination to other parts of the world was the most famous of English jurists, Sir William Blackstone.

Instead, after the Labour Party's change of leadership and direction, "this play has reversed itself even more into resonance" – with "a quasi-naïve idealist elevated to a position of extraordinary influence".

IF you are looking for signs of the extraordinary influence that this Texas Panhandle town wields in some of the most competitive and arcane areas of international finance, you are apt to miss them.

But the scale of his success with X Factor and its stable mates has put him in the weird position of having, after the fact, to come up with a defence of his extraordinary influence over popular culture.

But that's a mark of his extraordinary influence.

Hawa was a woman of quite extraordinary influence across West Africa.

Public perception of Credlin's extraordinary influence is certainly powerful: powerful enough to waft out of Canberra's closed combat corridors, and into the zeitgeist.