Sentence examples for strange influence from inspiring English sources

Such is the strange influence of caricature in politics.

Brandenn hadn't been under a strange influence that told him he'd be doing something good for others by killing himself; it didn't seem that there was some awful secret behind his death.

The fact that all his activity was ultimately to his detriment does not reflect well on reality; but, on the other hand, Barlow did end up having a strange influence on the world of fiction and not only on account of Lovecraft.

Years later, in De Profundis, Wilde called Pater's Studies... "that book that has had such a strange influence over my life".

What strange influences went into this?

"I have been accused of influencing — this is gonna sound very strange — influencing the American election.

"Munero," the report says, "with his dominating and violent personality, exerted a strange and fatal influence over Elisabeth".

(De Man, by contrast, is a rather dully mechanical writer; when I read his books in college, I found it strange that his influence should have survived his prose).

But spending time there, in this strange and strangely hopeful place, influenced me greatly.

Nuances of design and a strange mingling of influences give them strong local feeling.

One of the strange and baleful influences of TV on the new generation is what might be called "instant identification".