Sentence examples for the widest influence from inspiring English sources
It remains not only the best-selling book by a professional sociologist in American history, but arguably one that has had the widest influence on the nation at large.
Of Judson's founders, she was the polemicist, the artist who initially got the most attention and probably the one with the widest influence.
The significant correlations found with the anova analyses between environmental parameters and the phylogenic survey strongly suggest that both cadmium and pH exert the widest influence over the diversity and structure of bacterial communities.
Dr. Colton said he was sometimes amazed at the wide influence of the big textbook he wrote with Dr. Palmer.
"Aldridge has always interested black stars, but the wider influence he had is not well known," said Howard.
They often reference the wider influence of Moorish architecture, with lattice sliding screens or patterned floor tiles.
Perhaps no one has had the wide influence Mr. Stott has had, quietly, brilliantly and persistently, over the last 40 years in the global evangelical world.
The wide influence David cast is sensed in Baron Gerard's sparkling "Portrait of Desirée Clary" and in Jean-Baptiste Regnault's "Portrait of Josephine".
The demonstration — winding as it did through Taksim, a thoroughly Westernized area — could also be read as a symbol of the acceptance of the wider influence of Islam on Turkish society.
He was using fake news as an epithet, directed at a reporter who had asked about Senator John McCain's admonition about the wider influence of "alt-right" forces, which McCain had connected to the "Unite the Right" rally that, with its white-nationalist and neo-Nazi displays, had set off a weekend of violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The album is a testament to the wide influence the Chieftains, who have six Grammys and have made more than three dozen albums, continue to exert not only on contemporary folk music but on folk-inflected country and rock artists as well.
