Sentence examples for two major influences from inspiring English sources

The two major influences on Washington's youthful development were his half brother, Lawrence, fourteen years his senior, and the Fairfax family.

Irving Kristol called Trilling one of the two major influences on his neoconservatism (the other was Leo Strauss Diana Trillingng claimed that Kristol and his wife, Gertrude Himmelfarb, were mistaken in thinking that Trilling shared their views.

The roots of my disease were multifaceted, but two major influences were my mother's own issues with food and my father's hypercriticalness, which often meant comments about my body.

Nothing he wrote had the weight or depth of which he was undoubtedly capable, and nobody who knew him or his wit, intelligence, or indeed his writing would disagree that he could and should have been up there with Beckett and Pinter, his two major influences.

It seems like two major influences are causing the price difference.

City were without the two major influences of their 3-0 Premier League victory against Liverpool last week, with Kompany suspended and Yaya Toure with the Ivory Coast at the Africa Cup of Nations.

You can hear a few songs from it at www.newmusiccanada.com, where the band also lists four major influences: Debussy, Neil Young, the Pixies and Alvino Rey, the late steel guitar virtuoso who happens to be the Butlers' grandfather.

They will also hear one of the best band leaders in the music, for Mr. Roney has found a personal way of fusing his three major influences on composition, arranging and group playing -- Miles Davis, John Coltrane and Herbie Hancock, informed by the studying and the playing that he did with Ornette Coleman.

Three major influences are considered to affect reliability: operating speed, impeller diameter, and flow rate.

The impact of three major influences, namely nonlinearity, change of preload and component temperature, on the AEM active dynamic characteristics is experimentally analyzed.

The strip borrows several elements and themes form three major influences: Walt Kelly's Pogo, George Herriman's Krazy Kat, and the revolutionary Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz.