Sentence examples for perhaps influence from inspiring English sources

"An ethical novel can perhaps influence a reader temporarily," he went on, "but no more.

Perhaps influence is what you feel you lack and this game gives it to you in great quantity.

So Mr Welteke and his co-executives can play for time, and perhaps influence the choice of his successor.

Of course, had he run instead in the Democratic Party primaries, he would have got some intense exposure, participation in winter debates and perhaps influence on Gore's proposals.

Thomas's case, he said, proves that the disease can begin, and perhaps influence behavior, among football players below the N.F.L. level.

"I thought the camera could be a means of communicating how I felt about the problems facing the country and that therefore I could perhaps influence the course of events," he wrote in his autobiography.

But this figure, perhaps influenced by Mantegna, doesn't fit this model.

It has perhaps influenced his judgment and his tendentious reading of his own evidence.

Thus the ceremony, perhaps influenced by Christianity, gradually took on the elements of moral purification.

He writes grand trial scenes (perhaps influenced by a spell as a law student) and cruelly ingenious murders.

Grass has perhaps influenced the image of the political author more than any writer in Germany since Goethe.