Sentence examples for startling influence from inspiring English sources

What other American novelist has had such a direct and startling influence on non-Americans young enough to be his children?

Not coincidentally, Greenspanism serves the interests of two important institutions: the virulently antigovernment "movement conservatism" that became a political force in the United States beginning in the 1960s and the Wall Street titans that gained startling influence in an American economy marked by the closure of plants making cars, clothes, electronics and steel.

The N.B.A.'s owners have decided that changing the extend-and-trade paradigm isn't all that high on their list of priorities, and their decision could allow Paul to show the same startling level of influence and power that Anthony did last season.

Instead, the most dramatic change, and the likely cause of these results, is the rapid and all-encompassing emergence of new technology that has given popular culture new and startling reach and influence.

Injuries have been a constant problem in Iniesta's career but look back over the last three tournaments, all of them won by Spain, and his influence is startling.

In the nineteen-sixties and early seventies, Japanese photographers and designers produced a body of startling photobooks whose notoriety and influence seems only to increase as time passes.

By Rollo Romig April 29, 2010 In the nineteen-sixties and early seventies, Japanese photographers and designers produced a body of startling photobooks whose notoriety and influence seems only to increase as time passes.

Although most of his prints were lithographs, the simple bold design, the flat, decorative colour, and the startling disposition of blacks clearly show this influence, which he assimilated and turned into a thoroughly personal expression.

And then one more startling discovery illustrating just how far the influence of the penguin has gone.

These statistics are grossly startling and have a crippling and demoralizing influence on Black and Hispanic households.

But since then, I've learned about something even worse, from a startling new study by Greenpeace entitled Bad Influence: How McKinsey-insipred plans lead to rainforest destruction.