Sentence examples for telling influence from inspiring English sources

If Ghana are to take anything from the game, the energy and experience of Sulley Muntari - in his third World Cup - will prove crucial in ensuring Kroos does not exert a telling influence.

Bentham had a telling influence on the Irish socialist utilitarian William Thompson and for a time he maintained close ties with the Irish "Liberator" Daniel O'Connell, whom he sought to bind to the radical cause in parliament (Crimmins 2011a, Ch.7).

It was now that they had to play with a greater sense of ambition and that Ronaldo ought to have become a more telling influence.

In John's case, his experiences cycling through Germany, Austria and France during 1932/4 as Hitler was coming to power had the most telling influence on his political development.

It's been a revelation for many of the people we work with to discover they have a choice about how to view a given event and to recognize how powerfully the story they tell influences the emotions they feel.

Turnbull's analogy is a telling one: Influence, as its liquid origins suggest, seeps and saturates, intoxicates and inspires.

You can just tell the influence of movies was very, very heavy on him".

A pact created, they were told, to influence the outcome of elections in places where Henley wanted to do business.

Rosin brings in research from a psychology professor who studies how words, and the stories we tell ourselves, influence our ability to cope.

"I have absolute faith, but I have stewardship to the people who elected me," Madsen tells The Influence.

Some shamans were also believed to be able to tell and influence the future, therefore they were equally able to bring about fortune and misfortune among the community.