Sentence examples for permanently influenced from inspiring English sources

June's in-flight uniform of up-do, sharp-shaped shoes and box bags permanently influenced her daughter's taste.

Notions of luxury and wellbeing were permanently influenced by the slippery leather chairs of a Humber or the curious ultraviolet light illuminating a Jaguar's walnut-veneered dashboard.

The first led to the second in more ways than one, and permanently influenced the way I look at food aid.

As a result, Niemeyer spent much time with Le Corbusier and was permanently influenced by his vision of a new architecture.

The magazine's writers employed an argumentative and ideological mode of argument that, as the education writer Kevin Carey noted in The New Republic, may have permanently influenced Ravitch's style.

When asked about his continued devotion to Karl Marx, despite his belief in Communism's failure, Victor Wulpy replies, in indirect discourse: "He said that, well, he had trained his mind on hard Marxist texts in his formative years and was permanently influenced -- and why not?

Finally, hypoglycemia may be associated with permanent damage to the central nervous system (11) and may permanently influence cognitive functions in children (12) but not in adults (13).

Only then can it hope to permanently influence the conduct of its citizens.

It could be possible that energy restriction during this critical period of growth may permanently influence the growth hormone-IGF axis, subsequently influencing methylation patterns later in life.

Nutrition during early mammalian development permanently influences health of the adult, including increasing the risk of type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.

Factors that interfere with this process of sexual differentiation during development in the womb may permanently influence later behavior (Swaab, 2007).