Sentence examples for striking and influential from inspiring English sources
As well as tackling economic shibboleths, Galbraith also coined some striking and influential concepts of his own.
Thus a striking and influential thought in this context is that we choose what is best for the child if we choose for the child as the child would choose for herself if the child were adult.
Despite the comparison having the desired effect of emphasising the scale of the Swazi's crisis - some respondents referenced these comparative graphs as a striking and influential tool - it also had unintended consequences.
Nico left the band after the first album, but the remaining Velvets carried on as a quartet to record a second album, one that would be just as striking and, ultimately, as influential as its predecessor.
Kennan's conjectural history of his early ancestors (and it is conjectural, despite the use of "plainly" and "it is clear") is enriched and varied by vignettes about striking or influential neighbors and by discursions into regional history and communal politics.
A striking example of this approach is Norman Malcolm's famous and influential 1954 review of Philosophical Investigations, which was commonly taken as an accurate representation of Wittgenstein's own thinking and formed the target of many "refutations").
His readership is vast and influential.
Leo Tolstoy: revered author and influential thanatologist.
They are watchful and influential.
And influential blogs can shape market perceptions.
