Sentence examples for under foreign influence from inspiring English sources
Painted enamels are termed by the Chinese yangci ("foreign porcelain"), the palette of colours used being the same as with enamelled porcelain, whose decoration under foreign influence is called yangcai ("foreign colours").
Cato, a "new man" (without senatorial ancestors) elected consul (195) and censor (184), represented himself as an austere champion of the old ways and exemplifies the hardening Roman reaction against change under foreign influence.
Also among them were the storytellers credited with keeping alive the native Germanic vernacular legends at a time when nearly all written literature was religious and when the court poets, under foreign influence, were concerned chiefly with love lyrics and Arthurian legend.
Side-by-side with Hindu and foreign eras adopted in India, several eras were created in the country under foreign influence, chiefly of the Mughal emperor Akbar: Bengali San (ad 593), Amli of Orissa and Vilayati (ad 592), Faṣlī (ad 590, 592, or 593 according to the district), and Sursan of Mahārāshtra (599).
All this has raised fears that, under foreign influences, a radical Wahhabism may take root in Bosnia and in the (mainly Muslim) Sandzak region that straddles the border of Serbia and Montenegro (see map in article).The authorities are worried.
Educated from about 1858 at Shōka-Sonjuku, a private school, he became a promising member of revolutionary loyalists who were incensed by the growth of foreign influence under the shogunate and who raised the cry "Sonnō jōi" ("Revere the emperor! Expel the barbarians!").
No parochial protectionist movement has ever attempted to keep Italian music pure and free from foreign influence, except briefly under the Fascist regime of the 1920s and 30s.
That is especially true in India, where a long history of economic exploitation under British rule has left lasting resentments regarding foreign influence.
The decline of foreign influence and the arrival of political independence encouraged creativity, which, however much under European influence, has some original works to its credit.
"I think Arsène gave the foreign influence a successful face.
