Sentence examples for unwanted influence from inspiring English sources
"Paterson" is Jarmusch's credo of artistic, romantic, and class fidelity, but it's also a fruitfully friendly wrangle with Anderson's films, a work of anxiously unwanted influence, earnest homage, and gentle competition.
Enforced respect and unwanted influence are exactly the threats from Russia against which the Balts want NATO protection.If Russia stays cold towards the Balts, Kaliningrad may slip slowly awayIndeed, the Russians may hurt themselves by what they are doing.
Ostensibly following a semi-forgotten rock band's comeback tour, Tap manages to hit so many targets – the labyrinthine backstage corridors, the onstage mishaps, the unwanted influence of a resident Yoko Ono figure – that several real-life rockers admit that they struggle to find the humour in it.
Instead, stopping the flow and draining the cells would be necessary which would cause another unwanted influence to the test cells.
However, most of the current three-dimensional differentiation configurations involve interruptive operations during the multistaged differentiation process, which might impose unwanted influence on cellular differentiation.
So, I began by saying, here's Dr. Z.'s ten steps on resisting unwanted influence, and I list.
Wilson T and Brekke N (1994) Mental contamination and mental correction: Unwanted influences on judgments and evaluations.
What distinguishes Huckleberry Finn from the others is the moral dilemma Huck faces in aiding the runaway slave Jim while at the same time escaping from the unwanted influences of so-called civilization.
The Khans tried to shield their children from unwanted influences.
My insight into this Rune, specifically at this time, is more about its magickal use, which is as a talisman to protect against unwanted influences.
"We want to keep our children safe, avoid potential dangers, and try to protect them from exposure to unwanted influences, but we also want to provide the opportunity for the development of independence, self-confidence, and freedom," says Christine Ramich, Ph. D. a licensed psychologist who works with families and young children.
