Sentence examples for sought after influence from inspiring English sources

The much sought after influence lines are the ones that show how and where you will come into money, if it crosses the money lines.

Worse, far from being in Macke's violent Expressionist style for which the German artist is sought after, "Im Bazar" is in a bland style influenced by Cubism.

Moreover, what Tehran wants in these negotiations in terms of its regional role and guaranteeing its influence beyond its borders is not acceptable, especially as such sought-after influence is based not just on controlling the fate of Iraq, but also that of Syria -- and that is unacceptable at both the Arab and Western levels at the moment.

Luckily for those who won't be returning to Congress -- the tally is 75 -- their power and influence is more sought after than ever, and many "fail up".

The materialiste identity reflects on the perceived outside influence of both the goods being sought after and the behaviors they may or may not be encouraging.

The combination of Eastern and Western influences and political subject matter has made them surprisingly sought after in the Middle Eastern art market.

He became sought after to play men in romantically or sexually dysfunctional relationships in films like "Bad Influence" and "White Palace".

Characteristics such as economic status and language barriers/comprehension (although the latter was initially addressed in the participant selection) might have also influenced adherence, especially in the foreign-born, but were not sought after in this study.

She was very sought after.

Cubism is sought after these days.

Newspapers were desperately sought after in camp.