Sentence examples for through his influence from inspiring English sources

Leucippus is known only through his influence on Democritus.

He survived Herod, and it was through his influence that the succession was secured for Herod Archelaus.

Through his influence the Little Review published works by William Butler Yeats, T.S. Eliot, Hart Crane, and James Joyce.

Largely through his influence, wineries began to use grape names to distinguish their best wines from their cheaper stuff.

He thus gave himself over to a principled aestheticism that through his influence (on his student Oscar Wilde, for one) would inform the substitute religions of modern art.

Through his influence, figures standing in graceful, sinuous poses, leaning lightly on some support, became favourite representations and were later further developed by sculptors of the Hellenistic Age.

Clay knows it, and he works through his influences to develop something distinctive and beguiling.

"Russell is Aberdeen through and through and his influence both on and off the park will be a massive confidence boost for all of us here," added Brown.

If passed, the law might also restore to Mr. Thaksin part of his fortune that a court seized in 2010 on the ground that the money had been illegally obtained through his political influence.

Indeed, through his decisive influence on Martin Luther King Jr., whom he instructed in the philosophy and tactics of Gandhian nonviolence, Rustin created the model for the social movements of post-World War II America -- civil rights, antiwar, gay liberation, feminist.

Jackson was one of the very few artists, who transcended the world of music and the world as a whole through his irrevocable influence.