Sentence examples for overly influenced from inspiring English sources

Has Mickey been overly influenced by the John Fowles novel "The Collector"?

(Unless, like my worthy opponent, one is overly influenced by the Brooklyn hipster culture).

We want it to be in our thoughts, but we don't want to be overly influenced".

Another bias is the anchoring effect, the tendency to be overly influenced by any initially proposed number.

Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa said he believes Judge Sotomayor will be overly influenced by "personal preferences".

But the study found that patients might be overly influenced by how well their health providers communicate.

We can't allow our positions and actions to be overly influenced by what happens day to day.

"Then finally he said, 'I assume you know my work,' " implying that Mr. Downes had been overly influenced by it.

Psychiatrists sometimes call this "denial .And then there is anchoring: people are often overly influenced by outside suggestion.

"The administration hopes to show it won't be overly influenced on Egypt policy by Gulf and Israeli lobbying for total aid resumption.

They suggest that all these publications are overly influenced by the fund-raising industry, which is naturally more interested in reporting success than failure.