Sentence examples for true influences from inspiring English sources

Like her real subject, then, Morgan's true influences lie far afield of horses.

Finally, evidence increasingly points to religiosity as a mere marker of underlying physiological and genetic factors that are the true influences of health and well-being.

In January, The Independent Film Channel (IFC) asked me to create a TV show that would reveal the true influences on news in this country.

Attaining true influence requires time and commitment.

But that masks its true influence.

Not because it's untrue, but simply because it is so inadequate to his true influence.

Yet a calculated modesty can augment a nation's true influence.

But their true influence is to say, simply and repeatedly, across the years: Go thou and do otherwise.

While these issues are being actively explored within Syria, much diplomatic energy has already been expended on who will be invited to the table and who holds the true influence over Assad.

The state battle for Melbourne is following much the same strategy as the federal campaign – the Greens claim they are now the true representatives of progressives while Labor rubbishes the idea that a sole MP can have any true influence on any legislation.

And so, when Barnes writes, in connection with Mario Vargas Llosa's Flaubertian meditation, "The Perpetual Orgy," that "the true influence of a great writer is to say, simply and repeatedly, across the years: Go thou and do otherwise," I found myself wanting Barnes himself to heed the call.