Sentence examples similar to peerless influence from inspiring English sources
Without wishing to detract from the man's achievements, he has been not so much a wanton vandal or a pedlar of influence as a peerless and opportunistic exponent of inevitable change.
Indeed, Andalusi philosopher and astronomer Averroes, a peerless commentator of Aristotle, was the foremost influence on Thomas Aquinas.
Although his passing remains peerless, ageing legs mean he's unable to influence play as much as he used to.
A big influence on Mister Saturday and Mister Sunday is Glasgow's peerless Optimo; formed and maintained with precision by JD Twitch and Johnnie Wilkes, and forged into history every Sunday night for nearly twenty years, before bowing out of the weekly format in 2011.
The influences they mention – the Carpenters, the Beach Boys and jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi's peerless soundtrack to the 1965 TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas – all famously dealt in melancholy of one kind or another.
The influences they mention – the Carpenters, the Beach Boys and jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi's peerless soundtrack to the 1965 TV special A Charlie Brown Christmas – all famously dealt in melancholy of one kind or another.
Painting himself as some kind of a tribute act is patently ridiculous – even if Treays has never worn his influences lightly, he is also the author of two records that are almost peerless in their evocation of the last years of the previous decade, and Trick matches them for brilliant, idiosyncratic songwriting.
A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles) (1964) Exuberant, witty, full of hope and invention as well as peerless tunes, director Richard Lester and the Fab Four created a blueprint for Swinging-Sixties-ness which influenced TV, music, movies, and is still there in pop videos.
