Sentence examples for some kind of influence from inspiring English sources

Joseph insists: "We should try to have some kind of influence over the kind of society we live in.

"We consider this willingness to be an important factor to be taken into consideration, and hope that all who have some kind of influence over the opposition will urge them to begin such dialogue," Mr. Lavrov said.

For an artist, a good place to be is you have some kind of influence and power to get things done, but in your essence you remain a nomad or a soldier facing a difficulty to be overcome.

They were sloppy in possession where Coleman had hoped they might hold their own, and Bale had to retreat deeper into midfield in search of the ball as he sought to exert some kind of influence.

Ever since I can remember I wanted my job to have some kind of influence on human welfare.

In order for a person to be held morally responsible for a particular event, she has to be able to exert some kind of influence on that event.

And if I can be some kind of positive influence for the Japanese and Asian-American community in Seattle, well, I have a greater chance of doing that there than in Pittsburgh".

They're even more irritating because of their belief that they wield some kind of editorial influence.

4. Martin (2009, 67) categorically asserts that Boethius had no direct knowledge of Stoic logic when developing the notion of hypothetical syllogism, even though his use of some of the classic Stoic examples suggests at least some kind of indirect influence. 5.

He continued, "The fact it was a ten-dollar-bill at all [suggests that] there was some kind of Pop influence on me that I wasn't aware of so much.

The fundamental question of international relations, then, is whether the US should "accept that other major powers should have some kind of zone of influence in their neighborhoods".