Sentence examples for some sort of influence from inspiring English sources

Q: He had some sort of influence on Tamerlan?

"He will have some sort of influence, but he has not decided yet".

Call it spite, or even just a desire to exert some sort of influence on the world because many of these people have felt powerless for a very long time.

That's why it must be especially horrifying to imagine the SNP having some sort of influence in parliament, when they've cheated by exploiting the "get more votes than the other parties" loophole.

I think this was driven by a need to be accepted, and have some sort of influence or control in my life".

Taco joints and Mexican restaurants have been popping up everywhere in Melbourne, which has evidently had some sort of influence on fashion kids, because they're all starting to wear Central and South-American-inspired stuff covered in pom-poms and Peruvian patterns.

This and decentralisation are so advanced that many communists are trying to restore some sort of central influence.

So maybe all of those things have some sort of underlying influence on how people view my pictures.

But Russia's lawlessness, its shoddy infrastructure and above all its tendency to bully countries over which it has some sort of economic influence make Caspian regimes nervous.

When you look at Owen Hargreaves' performance in the quarter-final against Portugal and the penalty shoot-out that followed, and consider that the man of the match was the only England player never to have played in England, there is good reason to suppose that some sort of corrupting influence must be at work at home.

It has become commonplace to argue that England's international development will always be stunted while there are so many foreign players in the Premier League – the situation is certainly unhealthy in terms of encouraging home-grown talent – but it is beginning to look as if the foreign players themselves are also affected by some sort of malign influence due to playing in England.