Sentence examples for through whose influence from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, May 1 , 1954P. 24 Talk story about William N. Jayme, through whose influence Oriental plane trees have been planted in several city blocks.

By William N. Jayme and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 1 , 1954P. 24 Talk story about William N. Jayme, through whose influence Oriental plane trees have been planted in several city blocks.

Taking an active part in the business of the House of Lords, he belonged to the circle of the prince of Wales (later George IV), through whose influence he was appointed governor-general of Bengal and commander in chief of the forces in India.

You follow the one through whose influence you returned from your exile at Dyrrachium.

This had brought him into association with Claudius Pompeianus, through whose influence he had become a tribune in the cavalry, and had reached such a height that he now was actually the emperor of his former patron.

Thus the socialization and education of males often involved a relationship for which the English word 'pederasty' (though often used) is misleading, in which a youth approaching manhood, fifteen to seventeen, became the beloved of a male lover a few years older, under whose tutelage and through whose influence and gifts, the younger man would be guided and improved.

Our aim is to leave you with an appreciation for Columbians whose names you might know but whose particular accomplishments might have become obscured through time, or whose influence has renewed resonance today.

A native of Moundsville, West Virginia, Evans is characterized as a strong-minded, independent woman whose influence through her dedication to her art, art education, and arts advocacy was wide reaching.

Mr. Harmon protected Bozo's reputation with a vengeance while embracing those who poked good-natured fun at the clown, whose influence spread through popular culture.

But his most famous collaborator — and the one whose influence resounds through Bon Iver's new album, "22, A Million" — is Kanye West.

It is an important part of the British experience, one of the few genuinely working-class music scenes to have emerged in recent years, and one whose influence is written through pop's mainstream, in the form of people such as Tinie Tempah and SBTV's Jamal Edwards.