Sentence examples for potent influence from inspiring English sources

During this period, Nesuhi was a potent influence in Ahmet's life.

In the 18th century Methodism became a new and potent influence.

Argo is partly based on a Wired magazine article called The Great Escape, and that film is a potent influence.

He exerted a potent influence on later writers, particularly upon the early writers of narrative prose and fiction.

As Ms. Larkin points out, they have an almost calligraphic quality, like Japanese prints, a potent influence on Twachtman and his fellow artists.

As Peter Croft's illuminating Introduction makes clear, courtly love was still a potent influence on the Elizabethan poets, and Neoplatonic idealism informs much of Sidney's work.

Parental anxiety is a subtle yet extremely potent influence that affects the child in the womb and in its earliest days.

Party grandees exercised their own potent influence, feeding questions to the two men, criticizing their performances and coaching from the sidelines.

Autobiography may be a bad way of making policy, but in my experience it has an especially potent influence on politicians when it comes to education.

Material features proved to exert a potent influence on cell behaviour in terms of adhesion, migration and differentiation.

He has helped many people and has been a potent influence in bringing yoga therapy to where it is today, and where it is headed tomorrow.