Sentence examples for seemingly influence from inspiring English sources

However, I know a good proportion of that was people who were saying: 'Usually I would be putting up with this, I would kind of shake it off.'" Lowles told the MPs that his group's research showed that the referendum debate did not appear to prompt people to become prejudiced if they had not been before, but did seemingly influence those already holding such views.

Carbon allocation to soil microbial biomass may be limited at northern sites with cooler climates [24] which would seemingly influence nutrient uptake and allocation within tree components.

Carbon allocation to soil microbial biomass may be limited at northern sites with cooler climates [ 24] which would seemingly influence nutrient uptake and allocation within tree components.

Despite all sorts of the idiosyncratic factors that have seemingly influenced the global economy over the years, there is a clear trend.

One can expect to experience Mr. Foniadakis's curving, buckling style of movement, seemingly influenced by the kinetic physicality of William Forsythe and the stylized theatricality of Saburo Teshigawara.

Obama's address was preceded by – and seemingly influenced by – publication of a report on Inclusive Prosperity, from an international commission co-chaired by Harvard's professor emeritus Larry Summers and Ed Balls.

Running Scared, which Hemmings also co-scripted with Clive Exton, was an ambitious, if ultimately flawed, exercise in psychological tension, made in an elliptical narrative style seemingly influenced by Antonioni.

More recently, the government has seemingly influenced several very young Muslim men – including Antonio Martinez in Baltimore and Mohamed Osman Mohamud in Portland – to turn anger and talk about violence into a willingness to conduct actual acts of violence involving weapons.

We did this Lonesome Heroes compilation of all these lonely singer-songwriter acts, and there's a bunch of guys on there who were seemingly influenced more by Leonard Cohen or Bob Dylan.

Seemingly influenced by the classically painted imagery, Mr. Boubat's works "Lella, Bretagne" (1947) and "Portrait de Lella" (1947) both have the soul, mood, clarity and style of any seminal pre-Raphaelite painting.

The majority have occurred in ultra-Orthodox Jewish neighbourhoods in Brooklyn and Rockland county, New York, where parents have shunned the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, seemingly influenced by claims that the vaccine is not "kosher" because it contains "pig DNA".