Sentence examples for potent influences from inspiring English sources

In an interview, he admitted that Toy Story and Mission Impossible are potent influences on his new film, which pitches an awkward gang of freakish pals against a massive corporate machine.

Two of the most potent influences on literary development were in evidence by the end of the 18th century: literary magazines and presses and a strong sense of regionalism.

But more potent influences are perhaps JG Ballard, Lewis Carroll, Fritz Lang or David Lynch, whose Eraserhead and Inland Empire hover over the weird introduction, in which the director himself awakens and wanders through a darkened cinema auditorium accompanied by the unsettling sound of seagulls.

Remember that some herbs or plant-based medicines exert very potent influences on the body.

Walpole's debt to Henry James is discernible in The Duchess of Wrexe (1914) and The Green Mirror (1917), but in the view of JBPriestley the two most potent influences on Walpole were the highly contrasting ones of Trollope and Dostoyevsky.

Largely self-taught, he absorbed brief but potent influences.

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

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

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

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

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.