Sentence examples for some influence from from inspiring English sources

"For me, the important part was that there was some influence from John Muhammad".

"There'll always be some influence from poetry, music, painting or literature," he said.

It may have been derived, ultimately, from the proto-Sinaitic script, with some influence from the North Semitic.

Tunisia's legal system is based on French civil law with some influence from a liberal interpretation of Islamic law (Sharīʿah).

There is some influence from the Middle East in Pythagorean and Platonic thinking, but it is often hard to define and still harder to prove in detail.

Perhaps, he said, there was some influence from a Tibetan meditation he had practiced when he was first drawn to Buddhism six years ago.

Hutcheson's account here shows some influences from Malebranche, although it is considerably simpler.

He explained that there are some influences from his work, but Madonna mostly wanted a minimalist structure for the album.

Slightly elevated use of these codons in the helices over the loops, and slightly higher synonymous substitution rates in some loops, also suggest some influences from protein secondary structure.

These domestication events are associated with the mid-Holocene, between 4000 and 2000 BC, and occurred amongst local populations of hunter-gatherers in monsoonal India, although some influences from the west due to the spread of livestock cannot be ruled out.

"But there's definitely some influence there from the editorial page".