Sentence examples for somewhat influential from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the appeal to personal identity, construed as a distinct argumentative strategy, has been somewhat influential (see, e.g., President's Commission 1981, 38 9).

Journalist John Ed Pearce opined that the loss marked the demise of the Chandler wing of the Democratic Party in Kentucky, although Chandler himself remained somewhat influential.

Although I never talked to her too much about my sexuality, she knew I was a lesbian, and I hope that my journey and that of another cousin were somewhat influential in her decision.

The effect of introducing original products is somewhat weaker when some influential outliers are weighted down in the robust regression analysis, but it is still positive and significant.

At the same time, the 40-or-so Republicans who make up the House Freedom Caucus, a ragtag, somewhat secretive group of influential conservatives, appear to feel little pressure to consent to Ryan's rise after they successfully toppled House Speaker John A. Boehner and thwarted the aspirations of the next-in-line, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield).

That kind of foresight is what's turned Uber into such a valuable company; it has also rendered Uber's influential board members somewhat powerless.

His control on the decks was apparent and somewhat inevitable from such an influential and experienced producer.

A week later, the president met with a somewhat more chic crowd of influential Latinos, primarily television and radio personalities, actors, and producers.

Although Mr. Beck's daily ratings have diminished somewhat this year, he remains a remarkably influential figure, making his departure from Fox after two and a half years all the more interesting.

It has taken the gloss off the win somewhat because he is such an influential figure".

Topsy had somewhat different results for the most influential accounts during the first day of trading, thanks to its different methodology.